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Proof-of-concept of the Measurement of Lung Function Using the Relaxed Expiratory Occlusion Monitor (REOM)
(i) To validate the inversed occlusion technique by comparing the results of resistance obtained on the relaxed expiratory occlusion monitor (REOM) with the resistance obtained with respiratory oscillometry (OSC) measurements on the tremoflo® C-100 and (ii) explore (within-test and day-to-day) repeatability and responsiveness to change of this technique when used as home monitoring device in children with asthma.
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