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Psychosis and bronchial asthma
The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1952Observations on 32 cases of bronchial asthma and psychosis were studied with regard to the occurrence of asthmatic symptoms in various stages of the psychotic process. Three cases were presented in detail, illustrating the two most common relationships between asthmatic symptoms and psychotic episodes. These were (a) co-existence, by which is meant the
J C, SABATH, R A, LUCE
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Ameboflagellates in Bronchial Asthma
Acta Cytologica, 1998To distinguish between the existence of detached ciliary tufts (DCTs) and the possibility of protozoa in the sputum of asthma patients.One hundred six samples of sputum obtained from 97 patients hospitalized with either asthma or other respiratory diseases were examined blindly.
A, Ribas, J A, Mosquera
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A CLASSIFICATION OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955To the Editor:— The statement "All that wheezes is asthma" has evoked a great deal of controversy for many years. It was Laennec, in 1819, who identified asthma as a specific disease characterized by paroxysmal dyspnea without demonstrable associated organic lesions.
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Immunotherapy in bronchial asthma
Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine, 2000The incidence and prevalence of allergic diseases are constantly increasing in our times. The only etiologic treatments currently available are allergen avoidance and immunotherapy. Many scientific data demonstrate that immunotherapy with allergens is an effective and safe treatment for allergic rhinitis and asthma in adequately selected patients and ...
E, Alvarez-Cuesta, E, Gonzélez-Mancebo
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1984
Asthma is the commonest chronic disease of childhood. Whilst most pediatricians have a fairly clear picture of what constitutes asthma, the condition has eluded a universally acceptable, comprehensive and precise definition despite many attempts. It is most simply defined as that state characterised by partial obstruction of airways, reversible with ...
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Asthma is the commonest chronic disease of childhood. Whilst most pediatricians have a fairly clear picture of what constitutes asthma, the condition has eluded a universally acceptable, comprehensive and precise definition despite many attempts. It is most simply defined as that state characterised by partial obstruction of airways, reversible with ...
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COMPLIANCE IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
Acta Medica Scandinavica, 1968Abstract In a series of patients with bronchial asthma, studied in free intervals, the lung compliance was determined both on quiet, spontaneous respiration and on respiration at a frequency of 40 per minute. The effect of bronchodilatation (inhalation of isopropyl noradrenaline sulphate) on compliance was also studied.The compliance values on quiet ...
L, Bäcklund, L, Irnell
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1982
To the Editor. —Bronchial asthma, as noted in the MayArchivesarticle, "Some Recent Advances in the Management of Asthma" (1982;142:933-935), afflicts a sizable number of people in the United States and is a common cause of lost man-hours from school and work. Therefore, I would suggest that the omission of a significantly beneficial form of therapy be
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To the Editor. —Bronchial asthma, as noted in the MayArchivesarticle, "Some Recent Advances in the Management of Asthma" (1982;142:933-935), afflicts a sizable number of people in the United States and is a common cause of lost man-hours from school and work. Therefore, I would suggest that the omission of a significantly beneficial form of therapy be
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JAMA, 1960
Adults with bronchial asthma present a complex problem. Heredity, atopy, and food allergy diminish while inhalant allergy, infection, and degenerative changes increase in importance. Cystic fibrosis has been encountered with increasing frequency in adults and should be considered as a possible cause in wheezing.
J H, SHAFFER, L L, DILELLA, J A, MARVEL
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Adults with bronchial asthma present a complex problem. Heredity, atopy, and food allergy diminish while inhalant allergy, infection, and degenerative changes increase in importance. Cystic fibrosis has been encountered with increasing frequency in adults and should be considered as a possible cause in wheezing.
J H, SHAFFER, L L, DILELLA, J A, MARVEL
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Methotrexate in bronchial asthma
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1991with a combination of synthetic antimalarials (83 cases). Presse Med 1969;77:1995. 14. Sugihara H. Therapeutic result using aurothioglucose on bronchial asthma. Diagn Treat 1965;53(4):750. 15. Fairris GM, Dewhurst AG, White JE, Campbell MJ. Methotrexate dosage in patients over 50 with psoriasis. Br Med J 1989;289:801-2. 16.
E, Calderón, R G, Coffey, R F, Lockey
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Praxis, 1995
Patients with asthma often suffer from multiple allergies at the same time. Additionally many patients show a specific constellation of the interaction visible in the individual history, and at the same time in the actual doctor-patient relationship as well.
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Patients with asthma often suffer from multiple allergies at the same time. Additionally many patients show a specific constellation of the interaction visible in the individual history, and at the same time in the actual doctor-patient relationship as well.
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