Changes in sputum composition during 15 minutes of sputum induction in asthmatic and COPD subjects
A. Spanevello, G. B. Migliori, B. Chizzoni, A. Roberti, E. Stocco, M. Neri (Cassano delle Murge, Tradate, Italy)
Source: Annual Congress 2001 - Inflammatory mechanisms of COPD
Session: Inflammatory mechanisms of COPD
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 2113
Disease area: Airway diseases
Abstract It has been shown that in the sputum samples obtained during three consecutive 10 min inhalation periods, with increasing saline concentration, differ in their cellular composition with a significant fall of neutrophils. The aim of the study was to determine the possible difference in the induced sputum cellular composition between samples obtained during three consecutive 5 min. inhalation period with the same saline concentration (4.5%). Twenty asthmatics (mean age 49 ±] 13 years; FEV1 92 ±] 20 % of predicted) and 10 COPD subjects (mean age 64 ±] 15 years; FEV1 69 ±] 23 % of predicted) produced sputum during and after three consecutive 5 min inhalation periods. The three samples were analysed separately for total and differential cell count. The mean percentage of neutrophils decreased during sputum induction in asthmatics (58.6 ±] 15; 49.8.±] 21; 47.8 ±] 20 % ) and COPD subjects (71.0 ±] 11; 65.1±] 15; 61.9 ±] 16 %), but the decrease did not reach the significance in the two groups (ANOVA and Bonferroni t Test). To conclude, the separate analysis of induced sputum from three consecutive 5 min inhalation periods, demonstrated a non statistically significant decrease of neutrophils in asthmatic and COPD subjects.
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