Measurement of maximal respiratory static pressure in stable COPD patients and their co-rrelation with various physiological anthropometric and spirometry parpmeters and arterial blood gas tension | Zendy

Vyas Pradeep Kumar | Zendy; Bindroo Priyanka S | Zendy; Gondha Madhavi | Zendy; Mathur Rajeev S | Zendy; Ghtawat Gaurav | Zendy; Lakkappan Vidyadhara | Zendy

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Measurement of maximal respiratory static pressure in stable COPD patients and their co-rrelation with various physiological anthropometric and spirometry parpmeters and arterial blood gas tension

Author(s) -

Vyas Pradeep Kumar,

Bindroo Priyanka S,

Gondha Madhavi,

Mathur Rajeev S,

Ghtawat Gaurav,

Lakkappan Vidyadhara

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

archives of pulmonology and respiratory care

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2581-3684

DOI - 10.17352/aprc.000049

Subject(s) - spirometry , anthropometry , medicine , arterial blood , blood pressure , respiratory system , cardiology , copd , arterial oxygen tension , arterial blood gas analysis , anesthesia , lung , asthma

The strength of respiratory muscles can be evaluated from static measurement (PImax and PEmax) or inferred from dynamic measurement such as maximal voluntary ventilation. Maximal inspiratory pressure and Maximal expiratory pressure are simple, convenient and non-invasive measurement of respiratory muscle strength. Respiratory muscle strength decreases in COPD patients due to multiple factors. The primary aim of this study is to obtain mean PImax and PEmax values in Indian COPD patients and its co-rrelation with anthropomatric, physiological, spirometric parameters and arterial blood gas tension.

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