Comparison of lung volume measurements in individuals with spinal cord injury by two different methods.

Keyphrases

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Lung Volume Measurements 100%
• Lung Volume 80%
• Whole-body Plethysmography 60%
• Paraplegia 40%
• Correlation Coefficient 40%
• Tetraplegia 40%
• Body Plethysmography 40%
• Volume Parameters 40%
• Nitrogen Washout 40%
• Clinically Stable 20%
• Student's T-test 20%
• Strong Correlation 20%
• Abdominal 20%
• Gas Volume 20%
• Multiple Aspects 20%
• Able-bodied 20%
• Resistance Measurement 20%
• Pulmonary Physiology 20%
• Total Lung Capacity 20%
• Respiratory Pattern 20%
• Functional Residual Capacity 20%
• Airway Resistance 20%
• Airway Caliber 20%
• Static Lung Volumes 20%
• Open Circuit 20%
• Bronchial Responsiveness 20%
• Residual Volume 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Lung Volume 100%
• Body Plethysmography 71%
• Correlation Coefficient 28%
• Quadriplegia 28%
• Nitrogen Washout 28%
• Student T Test 14%
• Functional Residual Capacity 14%
• Total Lung Capacity 14%
• Airway Resistance 14%
• Residual Volume 14%