ERS 2018

A Practical Guide for Interpretation of ERS Guidelines for Methacholine Challenge Test

Poster presented at ERS 2018 in Paris, France

A new ERS Technical Standard was published in 2017, providing guidance on how to perform the Methacholine Challenge Test (MCT), incorporating a change from evaluating the Provocative Concentration to the Provocative Dose (PD20).

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Posted in Published Studies, Presented Research, ERS 2018, AEROECLIPSE*

The Use of Functional Respiratory Imaging to Investigate the Impact of an Oscillating Positive Expiratory Pressure Device on Lung Dynamics and Drug Deposition

Poster presented at ERS 2018 in Paris, France

  • These pilot study results provide evidence supporting the theory that this specific OPEP device enables airflow redistribution and influences drug deposition patterns

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Posted in Presented Research, Published Studies, ERS 2018, Aerobika*

Valved Holding Chamber Angle Can Affect Pressurized Metered Dose Inhaler Medication Delivery Efficiency

Poster presented at ERS 2018 in Paris, France

Clinicians should be aware that the output from some VHCs can change with VHC orientation, most likely due to the effect of gravity on less responsive mechanical inhalation valves

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Posted in Published Studies, Presented Research, ERS 2018, AeroChamber Plus* Flow-Vu* Chamber

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