Higher BMI is associated with higher expiratory airflow normalised for lung volume (FEF25–75/FVC) in COPD | BMJ Open Respiratory Research

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Higher BMI is associated with higher expiratory airflow normalised for lung volume (FEF25–75/FVC) in COPD

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Cite this article as:: Abston E, Comellas A, Reed RM, et al

Higher BMI is associated with higher expiratory airflow normalised for lung volume (FEF25–75/FVC) in COPD

BMJ Open Respiratory Research 2017;4:e000231. doi: 10.1136/bmjresp-2017-000231