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Patient Information:
Gender: Male
Age: 67
Height: 178 cm
Weight: 88.0 kg
BMI: 27.8
Ethnicity: Caucasian

Oscillometry:
Resistance and reactance values were measured pre and post bronchodilator. The results indicate normal oscillometry with no evidence of obstruction or restriction. The bronchodilator response was positive, showing significant improvement in resistance and reactance values.

Spirometry:
Pre and post bronchodilator spirometry results show normal lung function with no obstruction or restriction. The Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) and Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 second (FEV1) improved post bronchodilator, indicating a positive response. The FEV1/FVC ratio also improved, supporting the absence of obstructive lung disease.

FENO (Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide):
FENO levels were within normal limits both pre and post bronchodilator, suggesting no significant airway inflammation.

Physiological Interpretation:
The overall lung function is normal with a positive bronchodilator response. There is no evidence of asthma or COPD based on the current tests. However, if asthma is suspected, bronchoprovocation testing is recommended for further investigation.

Important Note:
The results of this automatic evaluation are not a substitute for a medical diagnosis or treatment planning by a physician.

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LUNG FUNCTION TESTING REPORT 11/01/2026 Reference values: Berger et al. 2021 (R5, R20, X5, X10, R5-20, AX, Fres) _ 5P/95P Resistance R - PRE Resistance R - POST Reactance X - PRE Reactance X - POST 50th Percentile - 50P 5th/95th Percentile - 5P/95P Reference values: Horvath et al. 2017 (FENO50) Reference values: PH Quanjer et al. 2012 (FEV1, FVC, FEV1/FVC, FEF2575, FEF75) PH Quanjer et al. 1993 (PEF) PHYSIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION Oscillometry results are normal, no evidence of obstruction and no indication for restriction. Spirometry results are normal, no evidence of obstruction or restriction. The response to bronchodilator is positive. Amount of exhaled NO is normal. 0 You should consider performing bronchoprovocation testing if asthma is suspected. It is recommended to further investigate or monitor symptoms. IMPORTANT NOTE: The results of this automatic evaluation are not a substitute for a medical diagnosis or treatment planning by a physician. Grading - A: excellent; B: good; CD: acceptable; E: borderline acceptable; U: usable; F: unacceptable; Severity - normal values (green); mild (yellow); moderate (orange); severe (red); Ambient temperature/pressure: 20 °C/992 mBar; Serial number: ALDS-DFS-000405; Report-ID: 2cfbf565-a618-4981-b589-b2852b11509a For signal processing, analyses and testing method see instructions for use. normal lung function normal values

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