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Predicting the need for supplemental oxygen during airline flight in patients with chronic pulmonary disease: A comparison of predictive equations and altitude simulation
Canadian Respiratory Journal, 08/26/09

Bradi AC et al. – Current screening recommendations for determining which patients require formal assessment of oxygen during flight are inadequate. Predictive equations based on sea level variables provide poor estimates of PaO2 measured during altitude simulation.

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