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Systemic features of COPD,ysema [.]. Only recently we have realized that COPD is also associated with significant abnormalities outside of the lungs, the so-called systemic features of COPD. These systemic features are clinically relevant because they contribute to jeopardize significantly the quality of life and the prognos

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Pulmonary rehabilitation, obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a disease state characterised by the presence of a progressive and irreversible airflow obstruction, the primary treatment traditionally consists of pharmacological modulation of the airflow limitation by bronchodilating and anti-inflammatory agents. Despite

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Book 2004essing need for a better understanding of and therapies for COPD. This volume provides state-of-the-art information on the pathophysiology of COPD including an outlook on new therapies. It is of interest to researchers and clinicians in academia as well as in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Systemic features of COPD,tures of COPD. These systemic features are clinically relevant because they contribute to jeopardize significantly the quality of life and the prognosis of the patient. Thus, they constitute clear therapeutic targets [.]. This chapter reviews currently accepted systemic features of COPD and anticipates some others of potential future relevance.

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New drugs for COPD based on advances in pathophysiology,effective therapies has now led to a concerted effort to develop new drugs for this disease [., .]. However, there have been disappointingly few therapeutic advances in the drug therapy of COPD, in contrast to the enormous advances made in asthma management that reflect a much better understanding of the underlying disease [., .].

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