Comparison of lung function measured by spirometry, plethysmography and impulse oscillometry in hospitalized adults
E. Kleinhendler (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), R. Maya (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), E. Fireman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), I. Fomin (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), I. Friedman Regev (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), E. Gershman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), N. Ofir (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), T. Perluk (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), B. Tiran (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), A. Unterman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), A. Bar-Shai (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel)
Source: International Congress 2022 – Assessment of respiratory physiology
Session: Assessment of respiratory physiology
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 3513
 
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E. Kleinhendler (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), R. Maya (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), E. Fireman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), I. Fomin (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), I. Friedman Regev (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), E. Gershman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), N. Ofir (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), T. Perluk (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), B. Tiran (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), A. Unterman (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel), A. Bar-Shai (Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel). Comparison of lung function measured by spirometry, plethysmography and impulse oscillometry in hospitalized adults. 3513
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