Reference formulas for chest CT-derived lobar volumes in the lung-healthy general population

Question Lobar lung volumes can be derived from inspiratory CT scans, but healthy-lung reference values are lacking. Findings Lung and lobar volumes generally increased with age and height. Reference equations for lung/lobar volumes were derived from a sizeable lung-healthy population. Clinical relevance This study provides reference equations for inspiratory CT-derived lung and lobar volumes in a lung-healthy population, potentially useful for assessing candidates for lung volume reduction therapies, for lobe removal in lung cancer patients, and in case of restrictive pulmonary diseases.

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European Radiology
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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00330-024-11123-6
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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Research
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Abstract

Question Lobar lung volumes can be derived from inspiratory CT scans, but healthy-lung reference values are lacking. Findings Lung and lobar volumes generally increased with age and height. Reference equations for lung/lobar volumes were derived from a sizeable lung-healthy population. Clinical relevance This study provides reference equations for inspiratory CT-derived lung and lobar volumes in a lung-healthy population, potentially useful for assessing candidates for lung volume reduction therapies, for lobe removal in lung cancer patients, and in case of restrictive pulmonary diseases.

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