[Uncontrolled asthma: importance of phenotypes and local and systemic eosinophilia].

Abstract excerpt

Asthma is a complex chronic inflammatory disease of the airways. Eosinophilia is a recognized feature of asthma. Asthma is no more considered as a single disease, but there are several subtypes of bronchial asthma, also called phenotypes, that have therapeutic and prognostic implications. Asthmatics are now classified according to inflammatory phenotypes that allow a personalized therapy. Phenotype identification...

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• Asthma
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