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Effect of Tiotropium on Cough Reflex Sensitivity in Acute Viral Cough
Lung, 2008Cough is the most common complaint for which patients in the United States seek medical attention. Few, if any, effective therapies exist for the most common form of acute cough, that due to viral upper respiratory tract infection (URI). The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the anticholinergic agent tiotropium bromide on cough reflex ...
Peter V, Dicpinigaitis +3 more
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Acute airway changes induced by coughing
British Journal of Diseases of the Chest, 1984The effects of voluntary coughs on specific conductance measurements were studied in normal, atopic and asthmatic subjects before and after bronchoconstriction with histamine. The responses were variable, the most frequent change being temporary bronchodilation in the 30 seconds after a voluntary cough in the presence of histamine-induced ...
P J, Rees, T J, Clark
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2020
A wide range of disease processes may present with cough and definitive treatment depends on identifying the cause. Specific treatment of the cause should control the cough, but this may not occur in all cases, and in a sizeable proportion of patients, no associated cause can be found.
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A wide range of disease processes may present with cough and definitive treatment depends on identifying the cause. Specific treatment of the cause should control the cough, but this may not occur in all cases, and in a sizeable proportion of patients, no associated cause can be found.
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Acute flaccid paralysis with chronic cough
Practical Neurology, 2012A 25-year-old Malay man presented with a 3-day history of progressive symmetrical lower limb weakness with peripheral numbness. On the day before admission, he had low backache and difficulty in passing urine and faeces. On the day of admission, both hands were weak and he had difficulty swallowing.
Chiun Hian, Chai +4 more
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1994
Acute, disruptive cough should be viewed as a physiologic response to an intruder or irritant to the respiratory system and not as an isolated pathologic problem. Evaluation should include thorough history taking and physical examination supplemented by limited diagnostic tests. Once the cause is established, specific therapy can be implemented.
N J, Zervanos, K M, Shute
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Acute, disruptive cough should be viewed as a physiologic response to an intruder or irritant to the respiratory system and not as an isolated pathologic problem. Evaluation should include thorough history taking and physical examination supplemented by limited diagnostic tests. Once the cause is established, specific therapy can be implemented.
N J, Zervanos, K M, Shute
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S20 Acute cough scale: development of an acute cough symptom severity scale
Cough sweets, 2018Introduction Acute cough is a common symptom of upper respiratory tract infections (URTI); a condition with a high health economic impact. There is currently no validated acute cough symptom severity assessment tool. A preliminary Acute Cough Scale (ACS) was developed following focus groups and semi-structured interviews with patients and healthcare ...
RP Lovegrove +4 more
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The new possibility for the treatment of acute cough
Vestnik otorinolaringologii, 2015Acute cough associated with influenza and acute respiratory viral infection (ARVI) is one of the most common complaints prompting the patient to visit a general practitioner or an otorhinolaryngologist based at the outpatient clinic. Acute cough during ARVI in the practically healthy subjects is as a rule non-productive, frequently dry, and becomes ...
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The causes of acute cough: a tertiary-care hospital study in Japan
Journal of Asthma, 2021Susumu Noguchi +2 more
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Postgraduate medicine
Preview Acute, disruptive cough is the second most common reason for which office visits are made and prescriptions written. But even when specific therapy is prescribed, a disruptive nonproductive cough may become nagging and prompt a patient to seek help again.
Nikitas J, Zervanos, Keith M, Shute
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Preview Acute, disruptive cough is the second most common reason for which office visits are made and prescriptions written. But even when specific therapy is prescribed, a disruptive nonproductive cough may become nagging and prompt a patient to seek help again.
Nikitas J, Zervanos, Keith M, Shute
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