Source: Annual Congress 2009 - From cough to sound analysis of breathing
Disease area: Airway diseases



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S. Pizzimenti, E. Heffler, P. Piccioni, M. Bugiani, A. Carosso, E. Migliore, G. Guida, I. Badiu, S. Sciascia, G. Rolla (Torino, Italy). Exhaled nitric oxide and cough variant asthma. Eur Respir J 2009; 34: Suppl. 53, 250

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PIZZIMENTI Stefano - 13.09.2009 13:21
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Thank you for the comment. In our study we didn't choose a cut-off value of FENO above which aireay inflammation may be considered present, but we measured FENO and AHR in a clinical setting of chronic cough obtaining that FENO<17.5 was never associated with AHR irrespectively of atopy.

EKROOS Heikki - 13.09.2009 10:36
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The level of 17.5ppb is quite low for clinical purposes because of the effect atopy. My point of view 20ppb is more near for clinical purposes, do you agree?

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