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Exhaled nitric oxide levels in non-allergic and allergic mono-or polysensitised children with asthma

Silvestri et al., 2001

Document ID: 15077001970761443474
Author: Silvestri M; Sabatini F; Spallarossa D; Fregonese L; Battistini E; Biraghi M; Rossi G
Publication year: 2001
Publication venue: Thorax

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BACKGROUND Increased fractional exhaled NO concentrations (Feno) and blood/tissue eosinophilia are frequently reported in allergic children with mild asthma and are thought to reflect the intensity of the inflammation characterising the disease. The aim of this study was …

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