… reversibility test and were included in the analyses. The distribution of anthropometrical
variables, smoking … Altogether 47% of the women and 26% of the men were never smokers, and …

… Predictors of COPD remained the same regardless of β 2 agonist reversibility testing, but
smoking and age were stronger predictors after bronchodilatation than before. Two thirds of the …

… choice of threshold for reversibility. We also tested the effect of atopy, smoking status, or the
… Finally, we tested the hypotheses that the size of the bronchodilator response predicted the …

… smoking behaviour, atopic history) and measuring lung function including reversibility in
smoking … 0) and a control group of 'healthy smokers' (no respiratory symptoms, no obstruction). …

… participants, and predictors of test failure were never smoking and respiratory symptoms. …
education and never smoking. In conclusion, the use of adrenergic reversibility testing in a …

… The objective of this study was to evaluate the diagnostic role of BD reversibility testing in …
the BD reversibility test. No difference was found between BD response and smoking status, …

… reversibility is a commonly used tool in lung-function laboratories. The response to inhaled
bronchodilator is used to help discriminate asthma from smoking-… the degree of reversibility in …

… During this follow-up study, smokers who stopped smoking did not smoke cigarettes during
the study, unlike their first visit. All other procedures were identical between the two visits. …

… The potential for reversibility of these early passive smoke-related changes is unknown. We
… active smoking-related endothelial dysfunction may be reversible with smoking cessation, …

… These studies and our own observations confirm that smoking is an important causative …
in adolescent and young adult smokers. Although the overall number of smokers in society is …