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Transfer factor for CO during exercise in children
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  1. Sandra D. Anderson,
  2. S. Godfrey1
  1. Institute of Diseases of the Chest, London S.W.3

    Abstract

    The transfer factor of carbon monoxide (TLCO) has been measured in 40 normal schoolchildren by the steady state method during treadmill exercise. The fractional uptake of CO diminished with increasing oxygen consumption and the nett CO uptake was linearly correlated with oxygen consumption. The TLCO at two work levels was significantly correlated with height and increased moderately with increasing work. The highest values of TLCO during strenuous exercise were approximately three times those reported at rest.

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    • 1 Correspondence to S. G. Department of Paediatrics, Institute of Diseases of the Chest, Fulham Road, London S.W.3