Miranda Kirby

Associate Professor

Tokyo Metropolitan University

Canada

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Miranda Kirby is an Associate Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada. Her research focuses on lung structure and function, particularly in the context of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and pulmonary physiology. Recent articles authored by Professor Kirby explore topics such as dysanapsis etiotypes, imaging features in COPD, and the implications of pulmonary vascular structure on exercise capacity.

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Yannick Molgat-Seon

Assistant Professor

University of Winnipeg

CANADA

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Shawn Aaron

Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

CANADA

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Sophie Collins

McGill University

CANADA

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Articles (10)

Smaller Airways or Bigger Lungs? Dysanapsis Etiotypes and Obstructive Pulmonary Physiology at Rest and During Exercise

Lung structure and function, post-treatment, in strictly defined subclinical pulmonary tuberculosis: a prospective cohort study in Canada

An opinion piece: Extracting multisystem insights from a single chest CT scan in patients with COPD

Mucus Plugs: A Treatable Trait for Preventing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Exacerbations

Upper-lobe CT imaging features improve prediction of lung function decline in COPD

Advances in detecting small airway disease with medical imaging

Relationship of Pulmonary Vascular Structure and Function With Exercise Capacity in Health and COPD

Lung volumes by computed tomography and plethysmography: are we measuring the same? CanCOLD study data

Quantitative CT Imaging Features Associated with Stable PRISm using Machine Learning

Classifying Future Healthcare Utilization in COPD Using Quantitative CT Lung Imaging and Two-Step Feature Selection via Sparse Subspace Learning with the CanCOLD Study

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Yannick Molgat-Seon

Shawn Aaron

Sophie Collins

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