A76 WHAT'S IN THE TOOL BOX TO ASSESS LUNG FUNCTION: An Alternative Approach To The Measurement Of The Diffusing Capacity Of The Lungs For Carbon Monoxide (dlco) In Infants

A76 WHAT'S IN THE TOOL BOX TO ASSESS LUNG FUNCTION: An Alternative Approach To The Measurement Of The Diffusing Capacity Of The Lungs For Carbon Monoxide (dlco) In Infants

For over 10 years, the mass spectrometer has been the analyzer employed for the measurement of DLCO in infants, as it provides continuous, real-time analysis of gas concentrations in this age range, where small lung volumes and low flows provide a technical challenge. [...]the high cost of a mass sp...

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