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Table 1.

Patient characteristics in all patients.

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Fig 1.

Impulse oscillometry parameters in control and BO groups.

For better visualization, the Y-axis values have been rescaled for each unit of the IOS parameter.

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Fig 2.

Linear regression plot between PFTs and log-transformed IOS parameters; A-C) Correlation with FEV1; (A) R5-20 cmH2O/L/s (B) R5% (C) AX %, D-F) correlation with Raw %; (D) R5-20 cmH2O/L/s (E) R5% (F) AX %.

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Fig 3.

Relative importance as predictors of IOS variables for PFT parameters; A) FEV1 B) FEF25-75% C) Raw% (D) sRaw%.

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Table 2.

General linear regression analysis of airway resistance and reactance parameters between IOS, spirometry, and plethysmographic resistance.

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Table 3.

Multivariate logistic regression for PFT parameters with IOS.

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Table 4.

Cut off, sensitivity, specificity, and their area under the curve with 95% CI of IOS and plethysmographic parameters for the diagnosis of BO.

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