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Gelb AF et al. - Tiotropium significantly increased FEV1 (L) and inspiratory capacity in moderate-severe COPD, independent of extent of lung CT emphysema score. Despite bronchodilation and lower resting lung volume, tiotropium did not abbreviate induced dynamic hyperinflation, which was also independent of underlying emphysema.

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