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Clinical Characteristics of Spontaneous and Recurrent Pneumomediastinum and Risk Factors of Recurrence. [PDF]
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Individuals are generally content to self-medicate for acute cough. It is only when the cough becomes persistent that they seek medical assistance. It is not known why patients cough in association with an acute upper respiratory tract infection (URTI), although interest has focused on how viruses may influence airway sensory nerve function and ...
L P A McGarvey
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An acute cough-specific quality-of-life questionnaire for children: Development and validation
Background\ud \ud Patient-relevant outcome measures are essential for high-quality clinical research, and quality-of-life (QoL) tools are the current standard.
Anne B Chang +2 more
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Clinical Approach to Acute Cough [PDF]
Acute cough is among the most common symptoms for which patients seek medical attention. It accounts for millions of days lost from school and work and billions of dollars spent on medical care. Acute cough is defined as cough present for 3 weeks or less.
Melvin R Pratter
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Pulmonary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2004
The physiology of cough has become one of the primary focuses of recent research into the cough reflex. Peripherally, interest in differentiating subtypes of airway afferent fibres to determine their contributions to the cough reflex has led to the discovery of an RAR-fibre subtype that responds exclusively to tussive stimuli in the anaesthetized ...
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The physiology of cough has become one of the primary focuses of recent research into the cough reflex. Peripherally, interest in differentiating subtypes of airway afferent fibres to determine their contributions to the cough reflex has led to the discovery of an RAR-fibre subtype that responds exclusively to tussive stimuli in the anaesthetized ...
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Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 2006
Cough is a normal protective mechanism which occurs many times every day. Cough with a viral infection lasts up to 2 weeks in 70-80% of children. Cough present for more than 4 weeks may be due to a recognized specific cause or non specific and considered protracted bronchitis.
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Cough is a normal protective mechanism which occurs many times every day. Cough with a viral infection lasts up to 2 weeks in 70-80% of children. Cough present for more than 4 weeks may be due to a recognized specific cause or non specific and considered protracted bronchitis.
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