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. 2017 Jun 1;2017:192, Part 1.

Table 25.

Ozone Effects on Lung Function, Airway Injury, and Airway Inflammation

Outcome Ozone (ppb) Differences in Effect Estimatesa 95% CI Type III SS P Value
FEV1 (L)b 120 –0.033 (–0.051 to 0.014) 0.003
70 –0.015 (–0.033 to –0.004)
0
FVC (L)b 120 –0.037 (–0.061 to –0.013) 0.011
70 –0.019 (–0.043 to 0.005)
0
FEV1/FVC (%)b 120 –0.134 (–0.466 to 0.200) 0.695
70 –0.023 (–0.355 to 0.308)
0
FEF25–75 (L/sec)b 120 –0.041 (–0.093 to 0.010) 0.286
70 –0.018 (–0.069 to 0.033)
0
CC16 (ng/mL)c 120 1.98 (1.06 to 2.90) <0.001
70 0.69 (–0.23 to 1.60)
0
PMN (% of total)d 120 8.2e (2.8 to 13.5) 0.012
70 4.1e (–1.3 to 9.4)
0

a Change from pre- to post-exposure for each ozone concentration, compared to change from pre- to post-exposure at 0 ppb, unless otherwise indicated.

b Measured immediately before the exposure and 15 minutes and 22 hours post-exposure.

c Measured in plasma on the day before exposure and 4 and 22 hours post-exposure.

d Measured in sputum 22 hours post-exposure.

e Single post-exposure measurement, change from 0 ppb.