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Conflict of Interest. Actelion, Bohringer-Ingelheim, Bayer (Congress support and study). LFT parameters used in COPD diagnosis and their role in clinical practice: Lower Limit of Normal. Esen KIYAN, MD İ.Ü. İstanbul Medical Faculty Department of Respiratory Diseases. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Conflict of Interest

Actelion, Bohringer-Ingelheim, Bayer (Congress support and study)

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LFT parameters used in COPD diagnosis and their role in clinical practice: Lower Limit of Normal

Esen KIYAN, MDİ.Ü. İstanbul Medical Faculty

Department of Respiratory Diseases

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LLN: statistical definition

Below 5th percentile of reference population (false negative rate %5)

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FEV1, FEV1/FVC depends on age, gender, height and race.

Hankinson JL, AJRCCM 1999

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174cm, male

165cm, female

Falaschetti ERJ 2004

Pred. mean

LLN

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Fixed ratio fits all ?

In healty people, decrease in FEV1 with age is bigger than decrease in FVC. This causes decrease in FEV1/FVC ratio by age.Age>45, LLN for FEV1/FVC<0.70

(Falaschetti E, ERJ 2004; Stanojevic S, AJRCCM;2008; Stanojevic S, ERJ 2010)

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Obstruction= FEV1/FVC<LLN (<5th percentile of predicted value, 5th percentile of healthy population)

LLN=predicted value – (1.645*SD)

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LLN for FEV1/FVC decreases in healthy population with age (in man 57, in women 55 prediction equations)

40 646 adult/13 136 asymptomatic and never smokerAmerican (4630)-Dutch (1204)-British (7302) populations’s pirometry data

Usin the lower limit of normal for the FEV1/FVC ratio reduces the misclassification of airway obstruction. Swanney Thorax 2008

COPD prevalence in asymptomatic and never smoker adults. HSE: Health Survey for England 1995-96, NL: Hollanda verisi, NHANES: National Helath and Nutrition Examination Survey (beyaz ırk için Amerika verisi)

42age

48age

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Swanney Thorax 2008

COPD prevalence in men and women according to GOLD and LLN definition

False COPD diagnosis in healthy adults over 60 years: %17-45 in men, %7-26 in women

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Fixed raio causes high (50%) false positive diagnosis in adults ≥45

Hardie JA, ERJ 2002; Celli BR, ERJ 2003; Roberts SD, Chest 2006; Vollmer WM, ERJ 2009; Swanney MP, Thorax 2008; Ko FWS, ERJ 2008; Schermer TR, ERJ 2008; Miller MR, Chesy 2010; Vaz Fragoso CA, AJRCCM 2010

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FEV1/FVC and FEV1 pred values (Falaschetti et al.)1995-1996 Health Surveys for EnglandNonsmoker men without asthma,

At 47 age, LLN for FEV1/FVC<0.7 line (false positive)47-49 ages LLN for FEV1>%80 pred (GOLD stage 1/milfd obst.)Over 50, LLN for<%80 pred (GOLD stage 2/moderate obst.)

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GOLD0 criteria misses COPD cases in young adults and therefore causes delay in treatment to prevent disease progression

Cerveri 2009: Age<52, true COPD diagnosis with fixed ratio is 77% in women and 57% in men.Hansen 2007: false negative diagnosis is 50% with fixed ratio

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• Since progress of aging affect lung volume, use of fixed ratio may result in overdiagnosis of COPD in elderly, and underdiagnosis in young adults (<45year) (Cerveri I, Thorax 2008).

• Using LLN for FEV1/FVCis one way to minimize potential misclassificaton.

• If reference equations for LLN available, most of the spirometers do this calculation

• However reference equations using post BD FEV1 and longitudinal studies to validate the use of LLN are urgently needen.

GOLD 2006 GOLD 2010

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Factors affecting COPD prevalence

• Criteria used for obstruction? Fixed ratio vs LLN?

• Postbronchodilator LFT? • PostBD causes 30% decrease in COPD prevalence

(Johannessen A. Implication of reversibility testing on prevalence and risk factors for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a community study. Thorax 2005)

• Which reference equations used?

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LLN vs FEV1/FVC<0.70, Which one is correct for COPD diagnosis?

Hoesein M, et al. Lower limit of normal or FEV1/FVC<0.70 in diagnosing COPD: An evidence-based review. Respir Med 2011.MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane data

Studies between 1966-2010

Total 1954 studies……………18 evaluated

Level of evidence (1a/b---expert opinion:5)

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Hoesein M, Resp Med 2011

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Postbronchodilator LLN for FEV1/FVC causes

further decrease in COPD prevalence.

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PostBD FEV1/FVC<LLN and postBD FEV1/FVC<0.70

• Prevalence and risk factors of airflow obstruction in an elderly Chinese population. Ko FWS, ERJ 2008– 1008 people (≥60yaş), LLN prevalence %12.4 vs %25.9

• COPD prevalence in a random population survey: a matter of definition,Shirtclffe P, ERJ 2007– 749 people (≥40 years; 0nly 38.9% was ≥60years), LLN

prevalence %9 vs %14.2

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PostBD FEV1/FVC<0.70 vs postBD FEV1/FVC<LLN

• Shirtcliffe P, ERJ 2007 (3500 people/ New Zealand)

• 749 spirometry/ population based/ over 40 years

• Postbd LLN prevalence %9.5 (caused 30% decrease in prebd LLN diagnosis) vs %14.2

• Prebd LLN prevalence %15.2,

• Doctor diagnosis prevalence %10.5

Prebd LLN

GOLD

Doctor diagnosis

Postbd LLN

COPD prevalence according to diagnostic criteria

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PostBD FEV1/FVC<0.70 vs postBD FEV1/FVC<LLN

• Lamprecht B, Pulmonary Med 2011• NHANES III reference equations• 1258 correct spirometry • Prevalence with fixed raion 24.2%, with LLN 15.3%, doctor

diagnosis prevalence 5.6%

>LLN but <0.70 (in-between obstruction) group had higher comorbidity-especially cardiac.

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Mannino (Cohort study of Cardiovascular Health Study), Thorax 2007

• Long-term study/mortality and COPD related hospitalisation• 4965 cases (>65 years), 11 years of follow-up• 1134 cases had FEV1/FVC<0.70 but > LLN

Mortality (HR 1.3) and hospitalisation (HR 2.6) higher than cases with normal spirometry

Fixed ratio may identify at-risk patients. Using LLN to classify lung disease in older people may miss a part of the population more likely to have complications.

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Fixed ratio FEV1/FVC LLN GOLD 2-4 FEV1/FVC LLN, FEV1<%80

FEV1/FVC<LLN, FEV1<LLN

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Comparison of spirometry criteria for the diagnosis of COPD: results from the BOLD study. Volmer WM, ERJ

2009

COPD prevalence in never smoker healthy people

Fixed ratioRatio LLNGOLD 2-4LLN and FEV1<%80Ratio and FEV1 <LLN GOLD 2-4 prevalence

NHANES III

Local pred equations

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Turkey-BOLD study (Kocabas A, 2006)

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Overdiagnosis in older people

• Unneccessary treatment(?)……side effects and increase in cost

•Psychological trauma and decrease in helath quality

•False positive COPD cases in clinic studies ….false conclusions

FEV1/FVC<0.70 disadvantages

Underdiagnosis in young adults

Delay in treatment

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LLN için sıkıntılarProblems of LLN

• Needs statistical analysis. New spirometries do this but no print-out.

• Changes according to reference equations (Countries/ethnic groups need different reference equations/if not, use the most suitable one

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1995-2004 arası yayınlanan referans denklemleri

They must be specific for countries

White people have at least 30 reference equations for FEV1/FVC LLN

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There is no statistical evidence for fixed ratio and predicted %

LLN is an statistical definition and decreases misclassifications.

Is it true to use GOLD COPD diagnosis criteri?

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SONUÇ

• LLN decreases underdiagnosis in young adults and leads to early treatment.

• LLN decreases overdiagnosis in older people (esp GOLD stage I) and decreases unneccessary treatment and therefore prevents unneccessary treatment-complications and increase in cost.

• Subjects classified as >LLN but <0.70 are more likely to die and to have COPD related hospitalisation during follow-up. LLN miss these patients (Mannino Thorax 2003).

• Longitudinal studies using postbronkodilator values are needed.

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• Although there is strong evidence to use LLN for obstruction, it is not a routine in our clinical practice .

• Failure to adaptate it to our daily

practice? prefering easy-simple parameter?