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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"inhaled steroids"”.

  1. Factors Associated with Asthma Readmissions in Children's Hospitals

    … for asthma in the prior year, and use of inhaled steroids during the initial hospitalization.</p> <p>This study used hospital discharges for asthma from 21 children's hospitals, which included 7,848 children admitted at least once for asthma in 1996. Logistic regression was used to …

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  2. Airway challenges in different clinical phenotypes and their relationship to markers of disease and treatment

    … when determining therapeutic equivalence between inhaled steroids. The aim of the second study in this thesis is therefore to determine which inflammatory outcomes demonstrate sufficient assay sensitivity, as part of a cross-over trial, to detect dose response effects on airway and systemic …

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  3. A Proof-of-Concept Study to evaluate the benefit from add-on therapy with montelukast versus salmeterol in children with asthma carrying the Arg/Arg-16 β2-receptor genotype

    … randomised controlled trial of add-on therapy to inhaled steroids, with either oral montelukast or inhaled salmeterol, on children carrying the susceptible Arg-16 genotype over a 1-year period.MethodsI have explored methodological issues of importance in the design of this complex study in …

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  4. Effekte von 200µg gegenüber 800µg Budesonid auf die NO-Exhalation und die EPX-Exkretion bei Kindern mit Asthma bronchiale

    Ziel der Studie war es anhand der NO-Konzentration im Ausatemstrom, der EPX-Exkretion im Urin, der Lungenfunktion und der Beschwerdetagebücher Unterschiede zwischen 200µg und 800µg täglich inhaliertem Budesonid bei der Reduktion der bronchialen Inflammation festzustellen. An der Studie nahmen 24 …

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