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ArticleThe open respiratory medicine journal2017

Bronchodilator Response Assessment of the Small Airways Obstructive Pattern.

Plamen Bokov, Clémence Martin, Sémia Graba, Karine Gillet-Juvin, Mohamed Essalhi, Christophe Delclaux

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6 authors.

Plamen BokovAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.
Clémence MartinAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.
Sémia GrabaAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.
Karine Gillet-JuvinAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.
Mohamed EssalhiAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.
Christophe DelclauxAP-HP ; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ; Service de Physiologie, Paris. France.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

backgroundA concomitant decrease in FEV

objectiveTo evaluate the prevalence of flow- (FEV

methodsFifty consecutive adult patients with SAOP (FEV

resultsThe diseases most frequently associated with SAOP were COPD and asthma (26 and 15 patients, respectively). Six patients were flow-responders, 20 were volume-responders, 9 were flow and volume-responders and 15 patients were non-responders. Overall, 26 patients had a significant improvement of IC, and 35 / 50 (70%, 95%CI: 57-83) exhibited a significant bronchodilator response. The difference between Rrs

conclusionA significant reversibility, mainly assessed on IC increase, is frequent in Small Airways Obstructive Pattern. Impulse oscillometry is of limited value in this context because of its low sensitivity.

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Bronchodilator responseDistal airwaysImpulse oscillometryInspiratory capacityObstructive defectPulmonary function testing

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PMID28839497
PMCPMC5543622

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