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PFT Interpretation
- Interpretation of Pulmonary Function Tests: Spirometry (Virtual Hospital article by: Esther Lum, M.D. and Thomas Gross, M.D.)
- Interpretation of Ventilatory Function Tests (A brief but useful reference page of clinical spirometry interpretation.)
- Johns Hopkins Medicine Pulmonary Function Laboratory (Great site to learn nomenclature associated with common / uncommon pulmonary diagnostic tests.)
- Pulmonary Function Test Basics (Loyola University Medical Education Network. Question and answer format. Great method to learn basics.)
- Pulmonary Function Tests: Controversies and New Developments in Testing and Interpretation (Medscape article by: Neil MacIntyre, M.D.)
- Pulmonary Function Testing; Basics of Physiology and Interpretation (Sponsored by Cleveland Clinic and authored by T. Gildea, M.D., K McCarthy, RCPT and M. Kavuru, M.D.)
- SpirometryTheory, Interpretation, and Practical Aspects (A 76 slide PowerPoint presentation by: Henry A. Wojtczak, M.D.)
- The Titles below are links to PDF (PowerPoint) lectures.
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