Source: International Congress 2018 – New methods and concepts in tests of lung and respiratory muscle function
Disease area: Airway diseases



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N. Teixeira China Pereira (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), A. Vaz (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), J. Gomes (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), I. Ladeira (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), R. Lima (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), M. Guimarães (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal). Armspan replacing height to reach spirometric reference values. 2410

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