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Morning-to-evening decline in pulmonary diffusing capacity and spirometry
Pulmonary function tests are performed throughout the day, yet time-of-day effects on spirometry and pulmonary diffusing capacities for nitric oxide (DLNO) and carbon monoxide (DLCO) are poorly characterized, and DLNO's diurnal behavior is unknown. We examined whether these measurements vary in heal
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