New techniques and improvements in lung function assessment

Thematic Poster
Chairs: R. Dellaca (Milano (MI), Italy), C. Rolland-Debord (clermont-ferrand, France)

Validating RespMech: an automated, free and open-source platform for respiratory mechanics analysis at rest and in exercise A. Liu (London (ON), Canada), Y. Molgat-Seon (Winnipeg (MB), Canada), N. Yuen (Windsor (ON), Canada), P. Dominelli (London (ON), Canada), M. James (Kingston (ON), Canada), D. O'Donnell (Kingston (ON), Canada), N. Domnik (London; Kingston (ON), Canada), E. Walsted (Copenhagen, Denmark)
An app-based spirometer for home use can detect exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in athletes T. Reier-Nilsen (Oslo, Norway), J. Stang (Oslo, Norway), H. Flatsetøy (Oslo, Norway), M. Isachsen (Stockhom, Sweden), B. Nordlund (Stockhom, Sweden)
Digital lung sound characteristics related to airflow turbulence intensity: a methodological proof-of-concept. E. Lauwers (Wilrijk, Belgium), T. Stas (Wilrijk, Belgium), H. Sadafi (Kontich, Belgium), R. João (Lisbon, Portugal), I. Mclane (Baltimore, United States), W. Dierckx (Kontich, Belgium), K. Van Hoorenbeeck (Wilrijk, Belgium), J. Steckel (Wilrijk, Belgium), W. De Backer (Kontich, Belgium), S. Verhulst (Wilrijk, Belgium), K. Ides (Wilrijk, Belgium)
Pulmonary acinar biomechanics imaged with synchrotron phase contrast microtomography in live rats S. Bayat (Grenobe, France), J. Cercos (Uppsala, Sweden), L. Fardin (Grenoble, France), G. Perchiazzi (Uppsala, Sweden), A. Bravin (Milano, Italy)
Dependence of capnogram shape factors on age and anthropometric parameters in spontaneously breathing normal subject J. Tolnai (Szeged, Hungary), F. Peták (Szeged, Hungary), K. Kapus (Szeged, Hungary), G. Fodor (Szeged, Hungary), F. Rárosi (Szeged, Hungary), Z. Novák (Szeged, Hungary)
Lung Ultrasound as a tool for monitoring the interstitial changes in recently hospitalised patients with COVID-19 pneumonia - the COVIDLUS study N. Earl (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), A. Begbey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), M. Davey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), E. Ince (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), S. Greenslade (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Sharma (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Wakeham (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), K. Cox (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), T. Loke (Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom)
Comparison of current predicted spirometric values examined in a Bolivian population and proposal of local reference equations A. Ajata Chura (Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia), G. Liistro (Bruxelles, Belgium)
Pulmonary function test in obese patients Y. González (Buenos Aires, Argentina), A. Salvado (Buenos Aires, Argentina), B. Ginetti (Buenos Aires, Argentina), J. Franzoy (Buenos Aires, Argentina), P. Oyhamburu (Buenos Aires, Argentina), J. Pascua (Buenos Aires, Argentina), G. Ernst (Buenos Aires, Argentina), F. Di Tullio (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Cardiorespiratory responses to head down tilt A. Alsharifi (London, United Kingdom), A. Irampaye (London, United Kingdom), N. Carter (London, United Kingdom), J. Steier (London, United Kingdom), G. Rafferty (London, United Kingdom)
Comparison of mainstream and sidestream capnography in spontaneously breathing adults I. Tóth (Szeged, Hungary), F. Rárosi (Szeged, Hungary), J. Tolnai (Szeged, Hungary), Á. Schranc (Szeged, Hungary), Z. Novák (Szeged, Hungary), F. Peták (Szeged, Hungary), G. Fodor (Szeged, Hungary)
Validity of a novel respiratory health meter for analysis of maximal respiratory pressures H. Ryynänen (Helsinki, Finland), I. Kuronen (Kuopio, Finland), E. Ahokas (Jyväskylä, Finland), M. Valtonen (Jyväskylä, Finland), J. Ihalainen (Jyväskylä, Finland), A. Sovijärvi (Helsinki, Finland), J. Multanen (Jyväskylä, Finland)
Pulmonary Hypertension and measurement of exercise capacity remotely: the PERSPIRE study C. Keen (Sheffield (South Yorkshire), United Kingdom), M. Hashmi-Greenwood (Manchester, United Kingdom), K. Sage (Manchester, United Kingdom), D. Kiely (Sheffield (South Yorkshire), United Kingdom)
Can Forced Expiratory Time be used as a surrogate tool in quantifying the lung hyperinflation in COPD? S. SELLAMI (sfax, Tunisia), R. Kammoun (sfax, Tunisia), F. Elleuch (sfax, Tunisia), L. Triki (sfax, Tunisia), R. Bouchech (sfax, Tunisia), H. Zouari (sfax, Tunisia), K. Masmoudi (sfax, Tunisia)
Physiologist- and SLT-led CPET-CLE: a one stop shop for complex breathlessness S. Hawkes (Liverpool, United Kingdom), J. Clayton (Liverpool, United Kingdom), R. Peat (Liverpool, United Kingdom), T. FitzMaurice (Liverpool, United Kingdom), R. Steven (Liverpool, United Kingdom), R. Cooper (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Spirometric lung function as a predictor of peak VO2 in adults with congenital heart disease S. Hawkes (Liverpool, United Kingdom), T. FitzMaurice (Liverpool, United Kingdom), Y. Liao (Liverpool, United Kingdom), A. Bryan (Manchester, United Kingdom), R. Ashrafi (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Late Breaking Abstract - Lung volumes differentiate the predominance of emphysema versus airway disease phenotype in early COPD S. Zeng (San Francisco, United States), R. Bowler (Denver, United States), G. Luo (Seattle, United States), D. Lynch (Denver, United States), M. Arjomandi (San Francisco, United States)