Patients with obstructive airway disease can exceed their resting maximum voluntary ventilation during exercise.
Questions resting MVV as ventilatory ceiling in obstructive disease; leaves open need for dynamic testing in practice and trials.
During exercise a patient suffering obstructive airway disease may ventilate his lungs at a rate greater than his maximum voluntary ventilation volume per minute (M.V.V.) measured at rest.
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