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The determination of concentration of exhaled nitric oxide – a new diagnostic method for evaluation of bronchial asthma
Authors: P. Čáp
Authors‘ workplace: Nemocnice Na Homolce, Praha přednosta MUDr. M. Průcha, PhD. ; Oddělení alergologie a klinické imunologie
Published in: Prakt. Lék. 2006; 86(2): 78-80
Category: Of different specialties
Overview
The measurement of exhaled nitric oxide is taken for the most important noninvasive inflammatory marker recently used in asthma. Although the importance of exhaled nitric oxide is not definite for the diagnosis, the number of studies supporting the measurement of eNO for the purpose is rising. The usefulness of this method consists in possible monitoring of inflammation and the assessment of therapeutic effectiveness. The article provides present knowledge about the new noninvasive diagnostic method in asthma and the possibility of using it in clinical practice.
Key words:
nitric oxide – asthma – inflammation.
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Article was published inGeneral Practitioner
2006 Issue 2-
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