The main endogenous etiological factors of bronchial asthma are as follows. 1. Hereditary predisposition (allergic heredity according to a family history) is a factor…
Microcirculatory disorders in patients with bronchial asthma can develop in a wide range: from increased microfiltration of the fluid, protein output and the development…
Bronchial asthma . Eosinophils are most actively involved in the inflammatory reaction that develops in the respiratory tract of patients with AD. Histologically, in the lungs…
Bronchial asthma is a common chronic condition that makes a significant contribution to the overall incidence of children. According to the US National Center for…
Differential diagnosis of bronchial asthma is carried out with asthma-like conditions. Repeated asthmatic attacks of suffocation (shortness of breath) are distinguished primarily with…
1. Mortality among patients hospitalized with an attack of bronchial asthma is approximately 1.3%. Careful differential diagnosis is important; the detection of wheezing on exhalation and bronchospasm…
Up to 40% of women with bronchial asthma note an increase in the frequency and severity of seizures before and during menstruation. Gibbs et al. objectively…
Bronchial asthma is an insidious disease that can reach anyone without looking at his age. An asthma attack usually develops suddenly, exhalation is difficult, breathing…
Persistent bronchial asthma – for many months, even years, there are constant symptoms (sighting, chest tightness, shortness of breath and coughing) and lifestyle…
According to ICD-10, the term bronchial asthma is applied to patients with completely reversible obstruction of the bronchi (without the presence of symptoms…