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Association of LPCAT1-rs8352 genetic variant with susceptibility and severity of pediatric bronchial asthma: a case-control study. [PDF]
BMC PediatrMohany KM, Gamal Y, Raheem YFA.
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Chest, 1991
Asthma is one of the most common respiratory problems in modern industrialized countries, affecting over 5% of the population. It affects all age groups from infants to senior citizens, and mortality rates from asthma appear to be increasing during the past few years in the United States as well as in other industrialized countries.
R B, George, M W, Owens
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Asthma is one of the most common respiratory problems in modern industrialized countries, affecting over 5% of the population. It affects all age groups from infants to senior citizens, and mortality rates from asthma appear to be increasing during the past few years in the United States as well as in other industrialized countries.
R B, George, M W, Owens
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Bulletin of allergy, 2010
The Authors describe the tecnhique of bronchial biopsy and its use to study modifications of bronchial wall in asthmatic children.
BARBATO, ANGELO +6 more
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The Authors describe the tecnhique of bronchial biopsy and its use to study modifications of bronchial wall in asthmatic children.
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Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2012
The aim of this review is to underline the need for an adequate clinical and functional evaluation of respiratory function and asthma control in patients undergoing surgical procedures requiring general anesthesia to obtain useful information for an adequate preoperative pharmacological approach.It has been shown that baseline uncontrolled clinical ...
Gennaro, Liccardi +4 more
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The aim of this review is to underline the need for an adequate clinical and functional evaluation of respiratory function and asthma control in patients undergoing surgical procedures requiring general anesthesia to obtain useful information for an adequate preoperative pharmacological approach.It has been shown that baseline uncontrolled clinical ...
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2011
Acute asthma is the third commonest cause of pediatric emergency visits at PGIMER. Typically, it presents with acute onset respiratory distress and wheeze in a patient with past or family history of similar episodes. The severity of the acute episode of asthma is judged clinically and categorized as mild, moderate and severe.
Sudhanshu, Grover +3 more
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Acute asthma is the third commonest cause of pediatric emergency visits at PGIMER. Typically, it presents with acute onset respiratory distress and wheeze in a patient with past or family history of similar episodes. The severity of the acute episode of asthma is judged clinically and categorized as mild, moderate and severe.
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Anesthesiology, 1968
Abstract Forty-one patients in status asthmaticus had hypoxaemia without hypercapnia and severe obstructive and restrictive ventilatory impairment. The extent of the hypoxaemia was closely related to the restrictive but not to the obstructive ventilatory impairment.
K N, Palmer, M L, Diament
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Abstract Forty-one patients in status asthmaticus had hypoxaemia without hypercapnia and severe obstructive and restrictive ventilatory impairment. The extent of the hypoxaemia was closely related to the restrictive but not to the obstructive ventilatory impairment.
K N, Palmer, M L, Diament
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Journal of Asthma Research, 1965
A fundamental question may be proposed. Does the higher frequency of asthmatic deaths mean an increase in the severity of the asthma? Many authors think it possible. Alexander5 describes three epochs in the evolution of the frequency of these deaths.
C, Jiménez Díaz +5 more
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A fundamental question may be proposed. Does the higher frequency of asthmatic deaths mean an increase in the severity of the asthma? Many authors think it possible. Alexander5 describes three epochs in the evolution of the frequency of these deaths.
C, Jiménez Díaz +5 more
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