Pulmonary Services
Pulmonary Services - Diagnostic Testing
Pulmonary Diagnostic Tests are a series of tests which evaluate how well the lungs are performing. These tests may be performed to help diagnose disease, to monitor disease progression, or therapeutic intervention over time, to evaluate disability, or as a variable in research studies.
The tests are ordered by your physician and may take anywhere from 10 to 90 minutes to perform. All results are interpreted by a board-certified pulmonologist. The referring physician should receive the results within approximately two days of the testing.
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