Tuberc Respir Dis > Volume 16(1); 1969 > Article
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases 1969;16(1):37-40.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4046/trd.1969.16.1.37    Published online March 1, 1969.
"Maximal Expiratory Flow Rates in Pulmonary Diseases" Comparison of the Values at Rest and During and after Exercise
Joo Kyung Lee, Sang Baik Oh
Department of the Chest Medicine, National Medical Center, Seoul, Korea
폐질환에 있어서의 최고 호기 기유량 -안정시와 운동시의 비교
이주경, 오상백
Abstract
4 cases of bronchial asthma. 6 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis and a case of pulmonary abscess patients were studied with respect to the maximal expiratory flow rates before. during and after an exercise on the bicycie ergometer. a. The basal maximal expiratory flow rates, the expiratory flow rates, on sitting before beginning of the exercise, were considerably lower in the asthma patients compared with those in the pulmonary tuberculosis and lung abscess patients. b. The relative value of the maximal expiratory flow rates in the bronchial asthma patients were higher than those in the pulmonary tuberculosis and pulmonary abscess patients. c. The relative values of the difference were significantly higher in the bronchial asthma patients compared with those in the pulmonary tuberculosis and pulmonary abscess cases. d. The bronchial asthma patients complained dyspnea and restriction of exercise inspite that the maximal expiratory flow rates were actually raised during the exercise.
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