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Original Research

Impact of exacerbations on respiratory system impedance measured by a forced oscillation technique in COPD: a prospective observational study

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Pages 509-516 | Published online: 03 Feb 2017

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Table 1 Characteristics of subjects at enrollment

Table 2 Respiratory system impedance and FEV1 at enrollment

Table 3 Annual changes of respiratory system impedance and FEV1

Table 4 Characteristics of subjects with and without exacerbations at enrollment

Table 5 Respiratory system impedance and FEV1 of subjects with and without exacerbations at enrollment

Table 6 Annual changes of respiratory system impedance and FEV1 of subjects with and without exacerbations at enrollment

Figure 1 The percentage of the annual change to baseline.

Note: The ratio of annual changes in respiratory system impedance, especially in X5 and Fres, was more apparent than that of FEV1.

Abbreviations: R5, respiratory system resistance at 5 Hz; R20, respiratory system resistance at 20 Hz; X5, respiratory system reactance at 5 Hz; Fres, resonant frequency; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second.

Figure 1 The percentage of the annual change to baseline.Note: The ratio of annual changes in respiratory system impedance, especially in X5 and Fres, was more apparent than that of FEV1.Abbreviations: R5, respiratory system resistance at 5 Hz; R20, respiratory system resistance at 20 Hz; X5, respiratory system reactance at 5 Hz; Fres, resonant frequency; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second.

Figure 2 The percentage of the annual change to baseline in subjects with and without exacerbations.

Note: The ratio of X5 and Fres was remarkably greater in subjects with exacerbations than in those without.
Abbreviations: R5, respiratory system resistance at 5 Hz; R20, respiratory system resistance at 20 Hz; X5, respiratory system reactance at 5 Hz; Fres, resonant frequency; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second.
Figure 2 The percentage of the annual change to baseline in subjects with and without exacerbations.