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KMID : 0381319770160010001
Korean Journal of Occupational Health
1977 Volume.16 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.11
The Effects of Age, Body Size and Ventilatory Functions on Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity
Á¶±Ô»ó/Cho, Kyu Sang
Á¤Ä¡°æ/À̽ÂÇÑ/Chung, Chee Kyung/Lee, Seung Han
Abstract
We measured the pulmonary diffusing capacity for carbon monoxice (D_(LCO)) by single breath method in groups of 47 healthy workers and 95 pneumoconiosis patients from coal mines, in order to study the normal limits of (D_(LCO)) for the healthy Korean workers and the effects of age, body size and ventilatory functions on pulmonary diffusing capacity.
The results obtained were as follows;
1. In healthy workers, pulmonary diffusing capacity was significantly correlated with age, height and body surface area and the average (D_(LCO)) was 32.2¡¾7.5§¢/min/§®Hg.
2. In healthy workers, the prediction equation for (D_(LCO)) versus age and body surface area was (D_(LCO))(§¢/min/§®Hg)£½{27.88£­0.243¡¿age(yrs)}¡¿BSA(§³) with the standard error of estimate of 3.5§¢/min/§®Hg.
3. There was a definite correlation between (D_(LCO)) and lung volume (V_(A)) during the breathholding and the prediction equation for the healthy workers was (D_(LCO))(§¢/min/§®Hg)£½3.13£«6.33¡¿(V_(A))(liter) with the standard error of estimate of 6.1§¢/min/§®Hg
4. In healthy workers, (D_(LCO))/(V_(A)) ratio was significantly correlated with the age and the prediction equation relating (D_(LCO))/(V_(A)) and age was (D_(LCO))/(V_(A))(§¢/min/§®Hg/liter)£½9.05£­0.056¡¿age(yrs) with the standard error of estimate of 1.21 §¢/min/§®Hg/liter.
5. In healthy workers and pneumoconiosis patients, (D_(LCO)) showed a positive correlation with vital capacity, vital capacity/predicted vital capacity¡¿100, peak flow rate, maximal expiratory flow rate, and maximal mid-expiratory flow and a negative correlation with residual volume/total lung capacity¡¿100.
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