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Table 2 Pearson correlation coefficient between QCT measurements and Spirometry parameters for both groups of study

From: Computer-assisted evaluation of small airway disease in CT scans of Iran-Iraq war victims of chemical warfare by a locally developed software: comparison between different quantitative methods

Variables r(P-value)$

Fvc

Fev1

Fev1/Fvc

MMEF

PRMFsad

-0.400(< 0.001)b

-0.422(< 0.001)b

-0.610(< 0.001)b

-0.388(0.001)b

ATI

-0.395(0.001)b

-0.438(< 0.001)b

-0.602(0 < 001)b

-0.351(0.002)b

%LAAExp < -856

-0.437(< 0.001) b

-0.508(< 0.001)b

-0.665(< 0.001)b

-0.432(< 0.001)b

PRMFsad + PRMEmph

-0.446(< 0.001) b

-0.527(< 0.001)b

-0.617(< 0.001)b

-0.452(< 0.001)b

E/I ratio

-0.438(< 0.001)b

-0.397(0.001)b

-0.459(< 0.001)b

-0.323(0.005)b

ND E/I ratio

0.308(0.014)a

0.290(0.021)a

0.122(0.340)

0.275(0.029)a

AV/I ratio

0.100(0.412)

0.100(0.411)

0.348(0.003) b

0.081(0.507)

PRMEmph

-0.353(0.002)b

-0.457(< 0.001)b

-0.445(< 0.001)b

-0.373(0.001)b

%LAAins < -950

-0.133(0.270)

-0.204(0.088)

-0.506 (< 0.001)b

-0.213(0.075)

  1. $P-value calculated from Pearson Correlation Coefficient Analysis
  2. acorrelation is significant at the 0.05 level
  3. bcorrelation is significant at the 0.01 level