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Prediction equations for spirometry for children from northern India

Prediction equations for spirometry for children from northern India

Children in Delhi have a far lower lung capacity and lung growth rate than kids of the same age in the US, according to this study by the department of pulmonary medicine at the Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute.

The objective of the study was to develop prediction equations for spirometry for children from northern India using current international guidelines for standardization.

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Publication Date: 
15/09/2016
Sunil K Chhabra, Rajeev Kumar, Vikas Mittal
Indian Pediatrics
53
9
781–785
Attachment(s): 
Spirometry for Delhi Children.pdf
Tags:
Respiratory Diseases, Child Health, Delhi, Research, India

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