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Applying a new set of core outcome measures for severe pediatric asthma in real‐life: A single‐center experience
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Both haploinsufficiency and dominant negative effects are responsible for abnormalities of patiens with MHY9-related disease.
No full textInflammation of paranasal sinuses:the clinical pattern is age-dependent.
Full text linkAcute rhinosinusitis (ARS) represents a common disorder, associated with consistent morbidity as well as with a large prescription of antibiotics. ARS has a significant impact on clinical practice; it usually presents with respiratory complaints persisting longer than 10 days and showing no signs of improvement. Throughout the evaluation of pediatric patients with ARS confirmed by nasal endoscopy, we have been able to provide evidence that age has a significant influence on clinical patterns in children with ARS
Antibiotic treatment alone for acute rhinosinusitis gives a poor response in allergic children
Full text linkAcute rhinosinusitis (ARS) is frequent in children. Patients with allergic rhinitis show signs of more impaired paranasal sinus functioning than normal subjects during viral colds. This study evaluated the effectiveness of administering antibiotics alone to treat ARS in both allergic and non-allergic children. The results showed that antibiotic therapy alone in the treatment of ARS may be generally insufficient to resolve symptoms, mainly endoscopic signs. Moreover, in allergic children this issue appears to be more evident
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