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3601. Can Acute Cough Characteristics From Sound Recordings Differentiate Common Respiratory Illnesses in Children?: A Comparative Prospective Study.
作者: Nina Bisballe-Müller.;Anne B Chang.;Erin J Plumb.;Victor M Oguoma.;Susanne Halken.;Gabrielle B McCallum.
来源: Chest. 2021年159卷1期259-269页
Acute respiratory illnesses cause substantial morbidity worldwide. Cough is a common symptom in these childhood respiratory illnesses, but no large cohort data are available on whether various cough characteristics can differentiate between these etiologies.
3602. Feasibility of a 5G-Based Robot-Assisted Remote Ultrasound System for Cardiopulmonary Assessment of Patients With Coronavirus Disease 2019.
作者: Ruizhong Ye.;Xianlong Zhou.;Fei Shao.;Linfei Xiong.;Jun Hong.;Haijun Huang.;Weiwei Tong.;Jing Wang.;Shuangxi Chen.;Ailin Cui.;Chengzhong Peng.;Yan Zhao.;Legao Chen.
来源: Chest. 2021年159卷1期270-281页
Traditional methods for cardiopulmonary assessment of patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pose risks to both patients and examiners. This necessitates a remote examination of such patients without sacrificing information quality.
3603. The Effect of Tumor Size and Histologic Findings on Outcomes After Segmentectomy vs Lobectomy for Clinically Node-Negative Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
作者: Vignesh Raman.;Oliver K Jawitz.;Soraya L Voigt.;Kristen E Rhodin.;Thomas A D'Amico.;David H Harpole.;Chi-Fu Jeffrey Yang.;Betty C Tong.
来源: Chest. 2021年159卷1期390-400页
The interaction between tumor size and the comparative prognosis of lobar and sublobar resection has been defined poorly.
3604. Deterioration of Nighttime Respiratory Mechanics in COPD: Impact of Bronchodilator Therapy.
作者: Nicolle J Domnik.;Matthew D James.;Robin E Scheeren.;Grace A Ayoo.;Sarah M Taylor.;Amanda T Di Luch.;Kathryn M Milne.;Sandra G Vincent.;Devin B Phillips.;Amany F Elbehairy.;Sophie J Crinion.;Helen S Driver.;J Alberto Neder.;Denis E O'Donnell.
来源: Chest. 2021年159卷1期116-127页
COPD is associated with nighttime respiratory symptoms, poor sleep quality, and increased risk of nocturnal death. Overnight deterioration of inspiratory capacity (IC) and FEV1 have been documented previously. However, the precise nature of this deterioration and mechanisms by which evening bronchodilation may mitigate this occurrence have not been studied.
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