2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.arbr.2019.06.002
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Should Lung Function be Included in the Risk Stratification of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Proposed by GesEPOC?

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“…Decreased FEV1 has been described on numerous occasions as a poor prognostic factor in COPD since the discoveries of Burrows et al 13 In addition, studies by Cabrera López et al 14 and Golpe et al 15 confirm the prognostic capacity of this lung function parameter and its correct inclusion in the risk stratification of COPD patients according to the classification of GesEPOC. Our finding that a high FEV1 is a protective factor for mortality in COPD patients is consistent with the previously mentioned studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Decreased FEV1 has been described on numerous occasions as a poor prognostic factor in COPD since the discoveries of Burrows et al 13 In addition, studies by Cabrera López et al 14 and Golpe et al 15 confirm the prognostic capacity of this lung function parameter and its correct inclusion in the risk stratification of COPD patients according to the classification of GesEPOC. Our finding that a high FEV1 is a protective factor for mortality in COPD patients is consistent with the previously mentioned studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Da der FEV 1 -Wert mit klaren prognostischen Implikationen verbunden ist, folgt daraus, dass dieser Parameter bei der Entscheidung hinsichtlich des Therapiebeginns von Nutzen sein kann. Entgegen den Empfehlungen des GOLD-Dokuments sollte die Lungenfunktion sicherlich in die Risikostratifizierung bei COPD einbezogen werden [59]. Der wahrscheinlich am weitesten akzeptierte Cutoff-Wert zur Identifizierung einer schweren Lungenfunktionseinschränkung beträgt (in absoluten Zahlen) 1 l oder 50% [12].…”
Section: Das Zweite Dilemma: Wie Erfolgt Der Therapiebeginn?unclassified
“…Therefore, since FEV 1 has clear prognostic implications, it follows that this parameter could help us decide how to start therapy. Despite the recommendations of the GOLD document, lung function should probably be included in the risk stratification of COPD [ 59 ]. Probably the most widely accepted cutoff value to identify severe lung function impairment is 1 L, in absolute terms, or 50% [ 12 ].…”
Section: The Second Dilemma: How Do I Start Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%