Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9161714 Chest 2005 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Spirometry detected a high prevalence yield of airflow obstruction in participants in smoking cessation trials. Most subjects with airflow obstruction were unavailable for follow-up; they would have remained unaware of their condition if not for spirometry. Smokers with airflow obstruction should be identified and advised to seek further care.
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