ArticleERJ open research2026
Diaphragm excursion and peak oxygen uptake in fibrotic interstitial lung diseases.
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Abstract
Background: Restrictive ventilatory impairment reduces exercise capacity in patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD). A limited number of studies have evaluated the relationship between diaphragmatic function and exercise capacity in patients with ILD. This study aimed to evaluate diaphragmatic function using ultrasonography and examine its association with exercise capacity in patients with fibrotic ILD (f-ILD). Patients and methods: Consecutive patients with stable f-ILD were enrolled. Maximum diaphragmatic excursion (DE Results: 40 consecutive patients with f-ILD were included (mean age 76.7±6.3 years). DE Conclusions: In patients with f-ILD, DE
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