Observational Study: Respiration Measured Via End-Tidal CO2 and Spirometry
Summary
NIH's ClinicalTrials.gov registered an observational study (NCT07537478) titled RESPI to collect respiration data via end-tidal CO2 and spirometry and compare the two measurement methods. The study focuses on respiration rate detection conditions using wearable respiration masks as interventions. This is a registry entry for an observational clinical study with no immediate compliance obligations.
What changed
NIH's ClinicalTrials.gov published a new observational study registration (NCT07537478) titled 'Respiration Measured Via End-tidal CO2 and Spirometry Study (RESPI)'. The study will evaluate respiration rates using two methods: end-tidal CO2 monitoring and spirometry, with wearable respiration masks as the intervention tools. The study condition is respiration rate detection.
Affected parties include clinical investigators and healthcare providers involved in respiratory research. This is a study registration notice with no regulatory mandates or compliance deadlines. Researchers conducting similar respiratory studies should monitor ClinicalTrials.gov for related trials in this therapeutic area.
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Respiration Measured Via End-tidal CO2 and Spirometry Study (RESPI)
Observational NCT07537478 Kind: OBSERVATIONAL Apr 17, 2026
Abstract
To collect respiration data via end-tidal CO2 and spirometry and compare respiration rates measured via the two methods.
Conditions: Respiration Rate Detection
Interventions: Wearable Respiration mask - exercise, Wearable respiration Mask
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