Advances in the pathogenesis and personalised treatment of paediatric asthma
The diversity of pathology of severe paediatric asthma demonstrates that the one-size-fits-all approach characterising many guidelines is inappropriate. The term “asthma” is best used to describe a clinical syndrome of wheeze, chest tightness, breathlessness, and sometimes cough, making no assumptions about underlying pathology. Before personalising treatment, it is essential to make the diagnosis correctly and optimise basic management. Clinicians must determine exactly what type of asthma ...
United Kingdom United States National Institute For Health United Kingdom National Review Of Asthma Deaths European Respiratory Society American Thoracic Severe Asthma Research Program
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