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Electronic instrumentation module and software on Linux for spirometry

 April 20, 2010

By  Jose Carlos Villajulca

This work consists of the development and implementation of a prototype computer flow spirometer, taking as a guide the recommendations given by the American Thoracic Society (ATS Medical Section of the American Lung Association) and the Spanish Society of Pulmonology and Thoracic Surgery SEPAR.

Spirometry is a medical test that consists of measuring the volume and flow of air exhaled by the patient; and it is one of the first tests performed on patients who present respiratory abnormalities.


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Jose Carlos Villajulca


I am a passionate Electronics Engineer specializing in Automation, Control, and Industrial Instrumentation. I love learning every day, and above all, sharing my knowledge with the world. If you have any suggestions for improving our website, please write to me at jvillajulca@instrumentacionycontrol.net

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