PEDIATRICS Vol. 96 No. 2 August 1995, pp. 394
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ACCURACY OF MINI PEAK-FLOW METERS (PFMS) IN INDICATING CHANGES IN LUNG FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA

Thomas Bell MD1

1 Missoula, MT

The article includes printouts of longitudinal comparisons of spirometry and specific mini-PFM readings from the individual subjects; the visual conclusions are inescapable: the mini-PFM is crude compared with spirometry in this study.