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Journal Article
A59 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF AIRWAYS AND CHRONIC LUNG DISEASES: The Emphysema Disease Axis And The Airway Disease Axis Are Associated With Mortality Independent Of Pulmonary Function
2017
Overview
Rationale: The COPDGene study employs both quantitative CT scans that measure initial chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and pulmonary function tests (PFT) by spirometry that measure the resultant physiologic changes in COPD. Methods: There were 7394 COPDGene participants (5316 non-Hispanic whites and 2078 African-Americans; 47% female) with complete disease axes and mortality data.
Publisher
Oxford University Press
