fluticasone for symptom/reliever use factor, fluticasone>eformoterol for lung function factor, eformoterol = fluticasone for patient-centred factor). Montelukast was ranked third for all three factors. A significant relationship between patient-based variables and lung function was found only for montelukast treatment. In asthma treatment, traditional end-points do not fully capture patient-centred benefits, and the relationship between end-points differs with medication class.">

Traditional and patient-centred outcomes with three classes of asthma medication

Jenkins C. R., Thien F. C. K., Wheatley J. R., Reddel H. K.

Source: Eur Respir J 2005; 26: 36-44
Journal Issue: July
Disease area: Airway diseases

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