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Plots of FEV1/FEV1pred, FVC/FVCpred and FEV1/FVC against (A) BI lumen area and (B) CT-measured kyphosis angle with least squares regression lines. Plots.

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1 Plots of FEV1/FEV1pred, FVC/FVCpred and FEV1/FVC against (A) BI lumen area and (B) CT-measured kyphosis angle with least squares regression lines. Plots of FEV1/FEV1pred, FVC/FVCpred and FEV1/FVC against (A) BI lumen area and (B) CT-measured kyphosis angle with least squares regression lines. HypoS—hypokyphosis with scoliosis (black square); NormS—scoliosis with normal sagittal profile (white diamond); HyperS—kyphoscoliosis (cross). BI, bronchus intermedius; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 s; FEV1pred, FEV1 predicted; FVC, forced vital capacity; FVCpred, FVC predicted. James Farrell, and Enrique Garrido BMJ Open Resp Res 2018;5:e000264 ©2018 by British Thoracic Society

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