Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates
Spirometry is the most commonly used pulmonary function test. The aim of this comparative study was to evaluate four commercially available spirometers with different measurement principles (turbine-, ultrasound-, differential pressure- and hot-wire anemometer). In particular, the measurement accura...
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description | Spirometry is the most commonly used pulmonary function test. The aim of this comparative study was to evaluate four commercially available spirometers with different measurement principles (turbine-, ultrasound-, differential pressure- and hot-wire anemometer). In particular, the measurement accuracy in breathing manoeuvres with low flow rates was investigated, which is highly relevant for paediatric use. Among the tested devices the hot-wire based spirometer showed the highest measurement accuracy at low flows whilst fully complying with the ATS/ERS standards. |
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spelling | doaj.art-7333bb54b3dd453a923a0761720f939a2023-08-21T06:42:02ZengDe GruyterCurrent Directions in Biomedical Engineering2364-55042018-09-014151351510.1515/cdbme-2018-0123cdbme-2018-0123Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow ratesPerera Arshan0Friedrich Petra1Ledermüller Rosina2PARI GmbH, 82319Starnberg, GermanyUniversity of Applied Sciences Kempten, CoKeTT Center, 87435Kempten, GermanyPARI GmbH, 82319Starnberg, GermanySpirometry is the most commonly used pulmonary function test. The aim of this comparative study was to evaluate four commercially available spirometers with different measurement principles (turbine-, ultrasound-, differential pressure- and hot-wire anemometer). In particular, the measurement accuracy in breathing manoeuvres with low flow rates was investigated, which is highly relevant for paediatric use. Among the tested devices the hot-wire based spirometer showed the highest measurement accuracy at low flows whilst fully complying with the ATS/ERS standards.https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2018-0123spirometryats/ers spirometry standardspulmonary function testingrespiratory flow rateturbine anemometerultrasound anemometerdifferential pressure anemometerhot-wire anemometer |
spellingShingle | Perera Arshan Friedrich Petra Ledermüller Rosina Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering spirometry ats/ers spirometry standards pulmonary function testing respiratory flow rate turbine anemometer ultrasound anemometer differential pressure anemometer hot-wire anemometer |
title | Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
title_full | Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
title_fullStr | Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
title_full_unstemmed | Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
title_short | Novel hot-wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
title_sort | novel hot wire based spirometry is highly accurate at low flow rates |
topic | spirometry ats/ers spirometry standards pulmonary function testing respiratory flow rate turbine anemometer ultrasound anemometer differential pressure anemometer hot-wire anemometer |
url | https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2018-0123 |
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