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. 2022 Jan 24;12:1216. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-05192-0

Table 2.

Impact of hydration status and fluid distribution over pulmonary function.

FEV 1 FVC
β IC 95% p β IC 95% p
Total body water, % − 0.404 − 0.80 to − 0.006 0.046 0.098 − 0.253 to 0.450 0.581
Extracellular Water,% − 0.508 − 0.960 to − 0.056 0.028 − 0.090 − 0.491 to 0.310 0.657
Intracellular Water % 0.162 −  0.580 to 0.904 0.666 0.443 − 0.188 to 1.075 0.166
Third Space Water, lt − 2.811 −  5.864 to 0.241 0.071 − 0.556 − 3.246 to 2.132 0.684
IR ≥ 0.84 − 13.149 − 19.671 to − 6.627 < 0.001 − 9.260 − 15.092 to − 3.429 0.002
Edema index ≥ 0.48 − 3.76 − 12.05 to 4.52 0.371 − 9.75 − 16.88 to− 2.62 0.008
Phase angle,º 7.76 4.179 to 11.348 < 0.001 3.254 0.555 to 5.954 0.018
Resistence/height − 0.06 − 0.11 to − 0.01 0.015 − 0.02 − 0.07 to 0.02 0.323
Reactance/height 0.19 − 0.23 to 0.62 0.373 0.31 − 0.06 to 0.70 0.104
Segmentary IR
Trunk IR ≥ 0.84 − 0.375 − 10.992 to 10.24 0.944 − 8.899 − 17.588 to 0.209 0.045
Thorax IR ≥ 0.84 0.071 − 10.650 to 10.794 0.989 − 3.057 − 11.874 to 5.759 0.492
Abdomen IR ≥ 0.84 − 3.120 − 19.015 to12.77 0.695 − 13.928 − 27.743 to − 0.113 0.048

IR Impedance ratio. Variables were adjusted by sex, height, and age.