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Importance of PFT in Diagnosing COPD 🌬️ In this video, Dr. Dharit Shah, Consultant Pulmonologist at HCG, explains why Pulmonary Function Tests (PFT) are crucial for diagnosing COPD and ensuring optimal lung health. 💡 Regular check-ups for your lungs are as important as routine heart or blood pressure check-ups. Watch now to understand the significance of PFT in maintaining your respiratory health! #COPD #LungHealth #PFT #RespiratoryCare #HCGHospitals #HealthyLungs

World Lung Day is a reminder of the importance of respiratory health and early intervention for those living with chronic conditions like COPD, ALS, and muscular dystrophy. 🌍 As clinicians, we play a crucial role in providing non-invasive solutions like Biphasic Cuirass Ventilation (BCV), which supports lung function while enhancing patient comfort and mobility. Let’s prioritize lung health and explore advanced respiratory tools like BCV to improve outcomes for our patients. #WorldLungDay #RespiratoryCare #BCV

When it comes to pulmonary care, early detection and treatment can make a world of difference. Many lung conditions, if caught early, are more manageable and often have better outcomes. Why is early detection so important? Less Severe Symptoms: Early diagnosis can help prevent symptoms from worsening and becoming more debilitating. Improved Treatment Outcomes: Many treatments are more effective when started sooner. Enhanced Quality of Life: Early intervention can help maintain or improve overall quality of life. Discover the power of the AGM100, a cutting-edge device that provides real-time, non-invasive insights into lung function. With its advanced technology, the AGM100 enables early detection of lung health issues, empowering you to take proactive steps for better respiratory care. Write to us at info@stage021.com or visit our website, www.stage021.com to learn more about AGM100. #PulmonaryHealth #AGM100 #HealthcareInnovation #LungHealth #NonInvasiveDiagnostics #Stage021

As the study by the Scottish Centre for Respiratory Research (published in 2022) shows, it is best to combine the advantages of spirometry and oscillometry measurements. Our tremoflo has this combination which allows a complete characterization of airflow limitation in moderate to severe asthma. Both applications can be used flexible with the same GANSHORN PFT filters. #SCHILLER #SchilleIndia #tremoflo #SchillerHealthcare #TremofloAOS #LungFunctionMonitoring #RespiratoryHealth #Asthma #COPD #SpirometryAlternative #PortableMedicalDevice #HealthcareInnovation #SchillerIndia #MedicalTechnology #RespiratoryDiseases #HealthcareSolution #PatientCare #BreathingAssessment #HealthTech #MedicalDevice #InnovativeHealthcare #AsthmaMonitoring #COPDManagement #LungHealth

Recently we hinted about a new machine our health professionals are being trained to use..... We can now reveal that we have a DLCO (Diffusing Capacity of the Lung for Carbon Monoxide) machine at our Warners Bay clinic! What’s a DLCO Machine? This amazing tool helps us measure how effectively your lungs transfer oxygen and carbon monoxide into your bloodstream. It’s a key part of understanding respiratory health! How Does DLCO Differ from Spirometry? While spirometry measures how much and how quickly you can exhale air from your lungs, the DLCO test specifically evaluates how well your lungs are functioning at the gas exchange level. This means the DLCO provides deeper insights into lung health that spirometry alone may not reveal. Who Would Benefit from the DLCO Test? The DLCO test is particularly beneficial for individuals with: - Chronic respiratory conditions like asthma or COPD - Pulmonary fibrosis or interstitial lung disease - Emphysema or other forms of lung damage - Symptoms of unexplained shortness of breath - A history of exposure to lung irritants or toxins Why Are We Using It? The DLCO test allows us to diagnose and monitor these conditions effectively. With this new addition, we can provide even better, more personalised care for your employees. Stay tuned for updates and some videos of the DLCO machine in use. We’re excited to help your workers breathe easier and live healthier. #DLCO #WHS #workplacehealth #healthyworkerseverywhere #HealthInnovation #RespiratoryHealth #LungFunction #PatientCare #HealthcareTechnology #PulmonaryHealth #ChronicRespiratoryDiseases

📰 [ARTICLE] Read the latest review on #NonInvasiveVentilation from @ERSpublications. NIV has physiological benefits & multiple indications across acute & chronic respiratory failure. Advances in technology continue to improve delivery 👉 https://lnkd.in/eEfYp7k9 #WeeklyResNews

Hello everyone!!! A ventilator is a device designed to mechanically assist or replace the spontaneous breathing in patients who cannot breathe adequately on their own. The core principle of a ventilator is to deliver oxygen-rich air into the lungs and remove carbon dioxide. It does this by creating positive pressure, pushing air into the patient’s lungs when they inhale, and helping with exhalation if needed. Ventilators operate using different modes, such as volume control (where a set volume of air is delivered) or a pressure control (where air is delivered until a specific pressure is reached). Ventilation can be invasive, requiring intubation, or non-invasive, using masks or nasal prongs.The ventilator continuously monitors the patient's respiratory parameters, including oxygen levels, lung pressures, and breathing rate, adjusting airflow to maintain stable and adequate oxygenation. Ventilators are essential in critical care settings for patients with respiratory failure due to conditions like acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), pneumonia, or chronic lung diseases. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking

Explore differences in lung consolidation depth and gas exchange in different types of neonatal respiratory failure in a research letter in the latest issue of the journal CHEST®: https://hubs.la/Q02Br_fN0 #MedEd #JournalCHEST

Discover the key symptoms of COPD in our latest reel! From persistent coughs to shortness of breath, recognizing these signs early can make a big difference. Do you feel these symptoms resonated with you? Then you could be part of our paid clinical trials! Stay informed and take control of your respiratory health. Contact us: ORLANDO COMBINED RESEARCH Clinical Trials & Medical Research https://lnkd.in/ejBfUwZz 407-440-4493 #COPD #ChronicObstructivePulmonaryDisease #HealthManagement #BreatheEasy #PulmonaryRehabilitation #OxygenTherapy #PaidClinicalTrials #PaidClinicalTrialsOrlando #ClinicalTrials #JoinClinicalTrials #COPD #HealthAwareness #RespiratoryCare