• Respiratory therapy · Sep 1984

    Issues in computerized spirometry.

    • J Herman.
    • Respir Ther. 1984 Sep 1; 14 (5): 52, 56-7.

    AbstractComputerization of pulmonary function testing is forcing rewrites of time-honored protocols and shifting responsibilities from technician to machine. Spirometry, in particular, has become a diagnostic test virtually free of manual measurements and calculations; computerization even provides interpretation of the results. Along with these improvements, computerized spirometry also raises questions regarding reference values, interpretive criteria, and standardization.

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