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Table 4 Features and spirometry parameters of subjects with and without spirometry-SAD

From: Impulse oscillometry for detection of small airway dysfunction in subjects with chronic respiratory symptoms and preserved pulmonary function

 

SAD

n = 42 (20.1%)

no SAD

n = 167 (79.9%)

P value

Demographics and clinical history

 Age (years)

41.81 ± 12.56

38.95 ± 12.82

0.196

 BMI (kg/m2)

22.97 ± 3.16

21.86 ± 3.08

0.039

 Sex: male, n (%)

21 (50.0)

76 (45.5)

0.602

Chronic respiratory symptoms

 Cough, n (%)

32 (76.2)

145 (86.8)

0.087

 Sputum, n (%)

18 (42.9)

70 (41.9)

0.912

 Wheeze, n (%)

17 (40.5)

55 (32.9)

0.358

 Dyspnea, n (%)

13 (31.0)

32 (19.2)

0.097

 mMRC

0 (0, 1)

0 (0, 0)

0.493

 CAT

7 (4, 9)

6 (3, 8)

0.204

Spirometry parameters

 FEV1 (% predicted)

95.65 ± 9.57

106.86 ± 12.04

< 0.001

 FVC (% predicted)

107.09 ± 11.25

105.60 ± 13.53

0.513

 FEV1/FVC

75.29 ± 3.10

85.92 ± 5.97

< 0.001

 FEF25–75% (% predicted)

57.35 ± 6.26

93.80 ± 19.18

< 0.001

 FEF50% (% predicted)

60.77 ± 6.11

98.58 ± 19.02

< 0.001

 FEF75% (% predicted)

51.62 ± 10.24

88.85 ± 19.40

< 0.001

  1. The data are presented as mean ± SD