Titlebook: Asthma: Epidemiology, Anti-Inflammatory Therapy and Future Trends; Mark A. Giembycz,Brian J. O’Connor Book 2000 Springer Basel AG 2000 Atm

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Assessment of Airway Inflammation in Asthma Using Non-Invasive Methods,a high level of reliability and accuracy, be safe, acceptable to the patient, easy to perform and non-invasive. The latter demands that the technique should not break the skin or the lining epithelium and should be devoid of effects on the tissues of the body by the dissipation of energy or the intr

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Treatment of Asthma in Children: the Case for Inhaled Corticosteroids as First Line Agents,s obtained through controlled clinical trials in patients of a similar age and disease severity as the group in which the drug is being considered for use. Abundant, high quality clinical efficacy and safety data have been obtained on the use of inhaled corticosteroids in children >3 years of age wi

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Future Trends in the Use of Corticosteroids in Asthma,rted the benefits of oral cortisone on ragweed pollen-induced hay fever and asthma. This was followed by a report by Gelfand [2], demonstrating clinical benefit from inhaled cortisone in a small group of patients with both allergic or non-allergic asthma. Subsequently, a multicenter trial run by the

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