Examples of using Pulmonary function values in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The baseline pulmonary function values were comparable to those of the general population.
Table 3 shows that the obese participants were taller,which could explain the higher pulmonary function values found.
As can be seen, the pulmonary function values are within the range considered normal.
According to Charususin et al, adiposity did not interfere with the sample,since the participants had pulmonary function values within predicted.
Patients with copd had significantly lower pulmonary function values compared to cg. the performance in 6pbrt was.
The pulmonary function values of the patients with irreversible loss of pulmonary function are shown in Table 2.
The reference equations proposed by Polgar& Promadhat,Hsu et al. and Mallozi have been used to calculate pulmonary function values FEV1 and FVC in children and adolescents.
Those authors reported that pulmonary function values were reduced, PImax values were below those predicted, and no patient achieved normal PEmax values. .
Boskabady et al. found an increased prevalence of respiratory symptoms and decreased pulmonary function values in Iranian carpenters, when compared with controls.
When the mean pulmonary function values of the two evaluations were compared, there were statistically significant differences for all parameters, with the exception of the FEV1/FVC ratio Table 3.
The present study found negative correlations between nocturnal hypoxemia and pulmonary function values, revealed by a reduction in FVC% of predicted and in FEV1% of predicted.
Pulmonary function values differ substantially among different regions of the world, which has been attributed to anthropometric, environmental, social, and genetic factors, as well as to technical factors.
Analysis of body composition in this group revealed that patients with worse pulmonary function values had a concomitant higher prevalence of muscle mass and fat mass below the 25th percentile.
The main limitation of this systematic review was the small number of studies about childhood obesity and pulmonary function andthe lack of standardization and uniform pulmonary function values for children and adolescents.
These spirometers are currently known tolose compliance with repeated use, after which they underestimate pulmonary function values. In order to avoid this problem in the present study, the device was periodically calibrated and checked.
Patients with an FEV1<80% had a dietary intake that was lower than that recommended for CF patients, unlike patients with better pulmonary function values, who met the nutritional recommendations for CF patients.
This suggests that the pulmonary function of younger patients was preserved throughoutthe four-year study period. The maintenance of pulmonary function values coincided with an improvement in BMI, as would be expected, because there is a strong correlation between BMI and FVC, which reflects lung size and appropriate developmental conditions.
On the contrary, a research which performed pulmonary function test on one hundred twenty two 122 individuals aged between 7 and 14 years, from both genders,has shown that weight has a significant effect upon the pulmonary function values on young people, with the initial increase of the pulmonary function through the muscular effect and then, the decrease through obesity's effect.
Forgiarini Junior et al. demonstrated that physical therapy, when initiated in the post-anesthetic recovery room,might be beneficial for patients who underwent abdominal surgery because the pulmonary function values in patients who received physical therapy earlier had lower variation in postoperative spirometry values compared to the preoperative values than the group that started physical therapy on the ward.
In addition, maximum and minimum pulmonary function test values are described.
The reference values for pulmonary function tests vary considerably from population to population.
Table 1 also shows that the healthy elderly individuals presented normal values for pulmonary function and exercise capacity.
Linear correlation coefficient values between pulmonary function parameters and parameters obtained by tomographic analyses are expressed in Table 4.
Sample selection For derivation of reference values for pulmonary function, only nonsmokers with no cardiorespiratory symptoms or diseases should be included.
In our study, we included only DMD patients who were using corticosteroids regularly and used predicted values of pulmonary function as primary endpoints.
Most models to build equations of reference values for pulmonary function tests presupposes cross-sectional studies in individuals free of respiratory symptoms of any disease and nonsmokers.
Schechter et al. found that the risk of death was 3.65 times greater among the poorestpatients with cystic fibrosis, who also exhibited the most deterioration in terms of values for pulmonary function and nutritional status.