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Lung volume indices predict morbidity in smokers with preserved spirometry
BACKGROUND: Abnormal lung volumes that reflect air trapping are common in COPD. However, their significance in smokers with preserved spirometry (normal FEV1 to FVC ratio) is unclear. METHODS: Using the Veterans Administration Informatics and Computing Infrastructure database, we identified 7479 pat
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