Introduction: Assessment of nitric oxide (NO) concentration in exhaled air is broadly used to monitor the airway inflammation in asthma. High level of NO are also observed in paranasal sinuses and gastrointestinal tract (GT). The intact esopahageal sphincters are responsible for maintain the NO within the GT. It is not known how much the GT and especially esophageal motility disorders can affect the FeNO measurements. The aim of the study was to asses if the gastroesophageal reflux disease has any impact on level of NO in exhaled air in patients who do not suffer from any airway disease. Material and methods: In 51 patients, in whom asthma, nasal polyps or atopy were excluded, gastroscopy with biopsy was performed. In 13 of them no esophage...
Introduction: Indirect airway challenge tests are commonly used in the diagnosis of exercise-induced...
Introduction: At present, COPD is known to be a systemic disease resulting from generalized inflamma...
Introduction: Tuberculosis is one of the most common causes of pleural effusion (PE). However, the d...
Introduction: Airway inflammation and remodeling are well recognized features of asthma. Remodeling ...
INTRODUCTION. Adolescents with asthma may be at risk for obesity or overweight due to decreased phys...
The results of environmental epidemiological studies give strong evidence that air pollution of part...
Określenie drobne drogi oddechowe (DDO) dotyczy oskrzeli poniżej 7. generacji, o średnicy mniejszej ...
Introduction: At present, severe asthma is a particular clinical problem. An important role is attri...
Obesity and overweight are one of the fundamental health problems of the contemporary world. The pre...
Background Essential hypertension usually coexists with insulin resistance, which is a key factor fo...
Background The blood pressure level is determined by cardiac output and peripheral resistance both o...
Improvement in perinatal care have resulted in significantly increased survival of premature infants...
The introduction of induced sputum, as the diagnostic and research tool allowed to define nonasthmat...
Background The role of fibrinolysis and serotonin in glomerulonephritis is still the matter of contr...
Introduction: Foetal hypothyroidism negatively impacts somatic and neurological child development an...
Introduction: Indirect airway challenge tests are commonly used in the diagnosis of exercise-induced...
Introduction: At present, COPD is known to be a systemic disease resulting from generalized inflamma...
Introduction: Tuberculosis is one of the most common causes of pleural effusion (PE). However, the d...
Introduction: Airway inflammation and remodeling are well recognized features of asthma. Remodeling ...
INTRODUCTION. Adolescents with asthma may be at risk for obesity or overweight due to decreased phys...
The results of environmental epidemiological studies give strong evidence that air pollution of part...
Określenie drobne drogi oddechowe (DDO) dotyczy oskrzeli poniżej 7. generacji, o średnicy mniejszej ...
Introduction: At present, severe asthma is a particular clinical problem. An important role is attri...
Obesity and overweight are one of the fundamental health problems of the contemporary world. The pre...
Background Essential hypertension usually coexists with insulin resistance, which is a key factor fo...
Background The blood pressure level is determined by cardiac output and peripheral resistance both o...
Improvement in perinatal care have resulted in significantly increased survival of premature infants...
The introduction of induced sputum, as the diagnostic and research tool allowed to define nonasthmat...
Background The role of fibrinolysis and serotonin in glomerulonephritis is still the matter of contr...
Introduction: Foetal hypothyroidism negatively impacts somatic and neurological child development an...
Introduction: Indirect airway challenge tests are commonly used in the diagnosis of exercise-induced...
Introduction: At present, COPD is known to be a systemic disease resulting from generalized inflamma...
Introduction: Tuberculosis is one of the most common causes of pleural effusion (PE). However, the d...