严重哮喘的呼吸合并症:重点关注儿科年龄。

IF 2.9 3区 医学 Q2 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Expert Review of Respiratory Medicine Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1080/17476348.2023.2168261
Amelia Licari, Beatrice Andrenacci, Maria Elisa Di Cicco, Maddalena Leone, Gian Luigi Marseglia, Mariangela Tosca
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哮喘合并症是不良结局的常见原因,如哮喘控制不佳、哮喘发作频繁、生活质量下降和医疗保健费用增加。合并症是众所周知的可治疗的特征,适当的管理可以帮助实现最佳的哮喘控制。虽然哮喘患者中多病很常见,但合并症仍然是误诊和治疗不足或过度的潜在原因,并且对其对严重儿童哮喘的影响知之甚少。涵盖领域:我们提供了一项全面的、为期5年的最新综述,重点关注严重哮喘的主要呼吸道合并症,特别是流行病学、发病机制以及当前和未来的治疗方法。专家意见:呼吸道合并症在儿童时期具有独特的特点。他们的管理必须是多学科的、针对年龄的和综合的。需要进一步的纵向研究来更好地了解哮喘及其呼吸合并症之间的相互关系和协同效应,确定导致潜在哮喘预防的常见可治疗危险因素,实际和未来靶向治疗的有效性,以及长期呼吸合并症与肺功能不良轨迹之间的相关性。
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Respiratory comorbidities in severe asthma: focus on the pediatric age.

Introduction: Asthma comorbidities are a frequent cause of adverse outcomes, such as poor asthma control, frequent asthma attacks, reduced quality of life, and higher healthcare costs. Comorbidities are well-known treatable traits whose proper management can help achieve optimal asthma control. Although multimorbidity is frequent among asthmatics, comorbidities are still a potential cause of misdiagnosis and under or over treatments, and little is known about their impact on severe pediatric asthma.

Areas covered: We provided a comprehensive, 5-year updated review focusing on the main respiratory comorbidities in severe asthma, particularly in epidemiology, pathogenesis, and current and future therapies.

Expert opinion: Respiratory comorbidities have unique characteristics in childhood. Their management must be multidisciplinary, age-specific, and integrated. Further longitudinal studies are needed to understand better the mutual interrelation and synergistic effect between asthma and its respiratory comorbidities, the identification of common, treatable risk factors leading to potential asthma prevention, the effectiveness of actual and future target-therapies, and the correlation between long-lasting respiratory comorbidities and poor lung function trajectories.

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