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Features of the Distal | role in the pathology of asthma | |
Airways in Children and |
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Adults (E. W. Gelfand and | exacerbate asthma, contribute to an | |
M. Kraft) | accelerated decline in lung function and | |
promote airway remodeling | ||
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Physiology of the | characterize asthma occur in the small | |
Tracheobronchial Tree: | airways | |
Emphasis on the Distal |
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Airways (D. M. Hyde, Q. | for asthma therapy | |
Hamid and C. G. Irvin) | ||
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Inhaled Corticosteroids: | such as QVAR® (beclomethasone | |
Does it Matter? (C. | dipropionate HFA) Inhalation Aerosol, | |
Leach, G. L. Colice and | produce small particles that are able to | |
A. Luskin) | reach and treat the large and small | |
airways | ||
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the small airways where many of the | ||
pathological changes in asthma may occur | ||
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Airways (D. P. Tashkin | assess small airway role in asthma | |
and E. E. de Lange) |
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adequately measured small airway function | ||