A software program demonstrates spirometry interpretation using hand-held computers, suggesting potential for portable medical tools.
The recent introduction of the hand-held computer has provided an important new tool for the medical team. The device is inexpensive, portable, and operator-programmable in BASIC. We describe software for a spirometry program with computer-generated interpretation as an example of numerical calculation and logical decision making. (Silage DA, Maxwell C. A Spirometry/Interpretation Program for Hand-Held Computers . Respir Care 1983;28:62-66.
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