… flow-volume curve (PEFV) and inspiratory capacity (IC) detect functional responses to
bronchodilator in patients who do not meet the FEV 1 criteria for reversibility of airway obstruction. …

… The use of the term reversibility of airways obstruction is fraught with difficulty. In common …
Our data show that reversibility in the second sense occurs frequently in patients with …

… assess reversibility of airflow obstruction was compared with that of indices of forced expiration
and plethysmographic airway … the diagnosis of reversible airways obstruction. Chest 1992;…

… Spirometric reversibility testing classifies the airway obstruction as … of this work was to
define the optimal BDR time to assess the reversibility or nonreversibility of airway obstruction. …

… We assessed the FOT method for detecting airway obstruction and its reversibility in the
pediatric setting. The study consisted of three phases: (1) a study of the whole population to …

… Measurable reversibility is likely if the patient gives a history of considerable variability in …
assessment of reversibility. The most acceptable criteria for reversibility in airways obstruction …

… In a cross-sectional study we evaluated the effect of aging (separately from that of
duration of disease) on airway obstruction and reversibility by comparing two groups of non-smoker …

… The aim of this review is to highlight the main problems found when measuring reversibility
in such patients, the different factors that influence the reversibility testing and the biases …

… By these definitions, we believe that our study group is derived from a population that
indeed has reversible airways obstruction and is representative of patients with RAO sent for …

… The detection of airflow obstruction and its reversibility is a … the assessment of airway
obstruction and its reversibility after … of bronchial obstruction and its reversibility in children as …