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Postgraduate Medicine, 1951
Although the theory that bronchial asthma is a manifestation of allergy is often true, there are many patients with asthma in whom no allergen can be identified as the cause of paroxysms. This paper discusses methods of differentiating between allergic and nonallergic asthma and offers procedures to be followed in treating the latter type of the ...
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Although the theory that bronchial asthma is a manifestation of allergy is often true, there are many patients with asthma in whom no allergen can be identified as the cause of paroxysms. This paper discusses methods of differentiating between allergic and nonallergic asthma and offers procedures to be followed in treating the latter type of the ...
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The Management of Bronchial Asthma
New England Journal of Medicine, 1952THE problem of chronic asthma can be trying to the patient and his family as well as to the physician. All too often, there is an atmosphere of discouragement and despondency on the part of the person who has gone from one physician to another, received all kinds of drugs designed to give symptomatic relief, only to find that each new preparation may ...
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The bronchial microcirculation in asthma
Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 2000Airway wall remodelling in asthma involves a number of changes including increased vascularity, vasodilation and microvascular leakage. Evidence suggests that the number and size of bronchial vessels is increased in patients with asthma compared with normal controls. In particular, there may be increased numbers of vessels in patients with fatal asthma.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1965
Increasing experience has modified our concepts of bronchial asthma; it is no longer considered a hopeless disease. Competent care of the asthmatic requires more than prescribing symptomatic medication. It is necessary to dissociate allergic from nonallergic components, to identify the antigen and establish the degree of sensitivity, to correlate ...
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Increasing experience has modified our concepts of bronchial asthma; it is no longer considered a hopeless disease. Competent care of the asthmatic requires more than prescribing symptomatic medication. It is necessary to dissociate allergic from nonallergic components, to identify the antigen and establish the degree of sensitivity, to correlate ...
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Immunohistology in bronchial asthma
Respiratory Medicine, 1993AALBERS, R, SMITH, M, TIMENS, W
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Bronchial hyperresponsiveness is not bronchial hyperresponsiveness is not bronchial asthma
Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 1988R, Pauwels, G, Joos, M, Van der Straeten
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