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The missing piece
in respiratory function testing
“A composite of oscillometry, imaging, and spirometry … may prove to be a more accurate means to assess an individual’s disease state.”
Usmani et al. 2021
We are exhibiting at
Meet our representatives Christian and Stefania at:
September 8 th at 2:00 pm ┃ LEHAR 1
Organized by GANSHORN- A Leader in Respiratory Diagnostics
Prof. Dr. Frederik Trinkmann: The Use of Oscillometry in Daily Practice
September 18th, 5 pm EST
Webinar THORASYS & Asociación Latinoamericana de Tórax (ALAT)
Speaker: Dr. Adel El Boueiz, MD ┃ Harvard Medical School
Oscillometry Use in the Clinical Setting
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Find the missing piece for:
Acute Cellular Rejection (ACR)
“ The data of Cho and colleagues support… the utility of OS as an essential adjunct to spirometry in [ACR] patients, particularly in centers that do not perform routine surveillance bronchoscopy with transbronchial biopsy.” Usmani et al. 2020
Chronic lung allograft dysfuction (CLAD)
"OS could be combined with other non-invasive biomarkers, such as computer aided quantitative analysis of chest imaging, or molecular signature of mucosal biopsies to provide a cumulative risk with improved sensitivity and predicative value than individual metrics alone" Vasileva et al. 2023
Educational Brochures
Read more to learn about the benefits of oscillometry.