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Zach, M.
Therapy of bronchial asthma
Padiatr Padol. 1990; 25(4): 259-271.
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Zach Maximilian
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- Abstract:
- Asthma stems from chronic inflammatory changes in the bronchial mucosa: its long-term treatment is mainly based on the antiinflammatory action of the employed substances. Topical (aerosol) treatment is considered as the most effective route of medication; availability of new substances and new aerosols in Austria requires a revision of previously established treatment strategies. Such revised strategies are presented for schoolchildren, babies and toddlers respectively; they follow the same principles, but differ in respect to the preferred method of topical medication. In addition, coexistent allergy has to be evaluated and treated on an individualized basis; occasionally, so-called "tertiary strategies" of asthma treatment are employed as well.
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