Persistence of both reversible airway obstruction and higher blood eosinophils may predict lung function decline in severe asthma.
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| Title: | Persistence of both reversible airway obstruction and higher blood eosinophils may predict lung function decline in severe asthma. |
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| Authors: | Sposato, Bruno1,2 (AUTHOR) bru.sposato@gmail.com, Scalese, Marco3 (AUTHOR), Ricci, Alberto4 (AUTHOR), Rogliani, Paola5 (AUTHOR), Paggiaro, Pierluigi6 (AUTHOR), Sposato, B. (AUTHOR), Migliorini, M. G. (AUTHOR), Di Tomassi, M. (AUTHOR), Olivieri, C. (AUTHOR), Perrella, A. (AUTHOR), Camiciottoli, G. (AUTHOR), Maselli, R. (AUTHOR), Pelaia, G. (AUTHOR), Busceti, M. T. (AUTHOR), Sabato, E. (AUTHOR), Cagnazzo, M. G. (AUTHOR), Colombo, F. (AUTHOR), Palumbo, L. (AUTHOR), Ravazzi, A. (AUTHOR), Bucca, C. (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | Clinical Respiratory Journal. Feb2021, Vol. 15 Issue 2, p237-243. 7p. |
| Database: | Academic Search Ultimate |
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