There are 2 papers on lung clearance index in aging research: 2 observational studies in people.
2 papers study it4 findings
See all 2 papers on lung clearance index
“This relationship remained significant after adjustments for confounding factors, including smoking and FEV1 (HR, Q4 vs Q1: 2.34 (1.17-4.69); p value for trend: 0.006).”
- Humans2
Effects
1FEV1/FVC
no changein humans1
1 study
FEV1/FVC
no changein humans1
Lung clearance index was not clearly linked with FEV1/FVC in humans.
“No relationships were observed between LCI and FEV1/FVC or RV/TLC”
Humanslungn = 79
Contribution of peripheral airway function to changes in FEV₁/FVC and RV/TLC with aging
Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)
Associations
3Pulmonary obstruction
upin humans1
1 study
Pulmonary obstruction
upin humans1
Lung clearance index is associated with pulmonary obstruction in humans (High LCI).
“Reduction of FEV1 between 55 and 68 years of age and incidence of pulmonary obstruction was highest in those with high LCI.”
HumansHigh LCIlungmalesn = 387
The Association of Lung Clearance Index with COPD and FEV¹ Reduction in 'Men Born in 1914'
COPD
FEV1
downin humans1
1 study
FEV1
downin humans1
Lung clearance index is associated with FEV1 in humans (High LCI).
“Reduction of FEV1 between 55 and 68 years of age and incidence of pulmonary obstruction was highest in those with high LCI.”
HumansHigh LCIlungmalesn = 387
The Association of Lung Clearance Index with COPD and FEV¹ Reduction in 'Men Born in 1914'
COPD
COPD events
upin humans1HR 2.34
1 study
COPD events
upin humans1HR 2.34
Lung clearance index predicts COPD events in humans (Adjusted HR 2.34 (95% CI 1.17-4.69), Q4 versus Q1; p for trend 0.006).
“This relationship remained significant after adjustments for confounding factors, including smoking and FEV1 (HR, Q4 vs Q1: 2.34 (1.17-4.69); p value for trend: 0.006).”
HumansHighest versus lowest LCI quartile; adjusted for confounding factors, including smoking and FEV144 yearsmalesn = 674
The Association of Lung Clearance Index with COPD and FEV¹ Reduction in 'Men Born in 1914'
COPD