CURRENT TRENDS IN THE PHARMACOTHERAPY OF ATOPIC ASTHMA



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Abstract

Asthma is a common chronic respiratory disease, characterized by different mechanisms and the development of heterogeneous phenotypes. This review discusses the main pharmacotherapy innovations and their possible clinical application.

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N G Astafieva

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Email: astang@mail.ru
Russia

I V Gamova

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Russia

E N Udovitchenko

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Russia

I A Perfilova

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Russia

D Y Kobzev

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Russia

J M Kenesarieva

Saratov Medical University named after V.I. Rasumovsky

Russia

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