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Total lung capacity: Single breath methane dilution versus plethysmography in normals

Objective and background:  Methane is an inert tracer gas used to obtain TLC estimates during single breath diffusion capacity (DLCO) measurements. The aim of this study was to assess the accuracy of methane dilution TLC in normal subjects undergoing single breath diffusion capacity measurements using plethysmography as the gold standard comparison method.