Effect of changes in postoperative spi

Objective: The decline in normalized forced 1-second ex ble; however, the effect of this change on survival is unkn lung transplant is debated, particularly because pulmona transplant. Our goal was to determine the effect of the te piratory volume (percentage of predicted) on the risk of d tivity of single and double lung transplant to this relation Methods: From February 1990 to January 2008, 622 adult va we as a ng ge ant though the pattern was similar after double lung transp volume (percentage of predicted) at these points was greater—60%, 75%, and 65%. Lower post-transplant No st the te tory ause out-out-some lung and plant t has e of y to eter-rans-d the rans-etry o as-stical years underwent primary lung transplantation for end-stage lung disease at From t