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Peak Expiratory Flow in Normals: Comparison of the Mini Wright versus Spirometric Predicted Peak Flows
Journal of Asthma, 11/06/09
Pesola GR et al. – The ATS Mini Wright peak flow values are slightly higher than spirometrically derived predicted peak flow values in subjects without lung disease. This suggests that predicted peak flow values should be generated by a peak flow meter and would be higher than current spirometrically predicted values.
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