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Spirometry in the occupational health setting—2011 update

Townsend et al., 2011

Document ID: 11295326763452552115
Author: Townsend M; Occupational and Environmental Lung Disorders Committee
Publication year: 2011
Publication venue: Journal of occupational and environmental medicine

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Spirometry, formed pulmonary the most function frequently test (PFT), per-formed pulmonary function test (PFT), is the cornerstone of occupational respira-tory evaluation programs. In the occupa-tional health setting, spirometry plays a critical role in the primary, secondary …

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