Nebraska Researchers Aid In Lung Disease Detection
University of Nebraska Medical Center researchers unveil a computer based breathing test to detect early lung disease. Using an IBM 1800 linked spirometer system the test analyzes flow and volume in three minutes, screens large populations, and speeds up results while lowering cost. Early detection guides physician diagnosis and treatment.
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