This study investigates the relationships between lung volumes and the acoustic properties of the lungs. Lung volumes refer to the different capacities of air that the lungs can hold, while acoustic properties relate to the sounds produced by the lungs during breathing.
Participants will undergo procedures to measure lung volumes and record the sounds produced by their lungs. These procedures are designed to help researchers understand how changes in lung volume affect lung sounds.
- Who can participate: Eligibility criteria typically include adults with no history of respiratory disorders.
- Study details: Participants will be required to have their lung volumes measured and lung sounds recorded as part of the study procedures.
