Change Page: Prescribe Systemic Corticosteroids in Acute Asthma

Doherty examines how systemic corticosteroids reduce admission rates, relapse rates, and symptom duration and explores why corticosteroids should be used for most acute exacerbations of acute asthma. Meta-analyses have reviewed the role of corticosteroids in acute asthma. A meta-analysis of seven ra...

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Veröffentlicht in:	BMJ (Online) 2009-04, Vol.338 (7700), p.944-945
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Schlagworte:	Adults Agonists Asthma Children Corticosteroids Drug dosages Emergency departments Medical treatment Meta-analysis Practice Relapse Steroids Symptoms
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