Add to ORKGThe objective of this study is to describe the age and sex distribution of adult patients (ages 15-59) in Malta, admitted because of severe acute asthma. The study was designed using a retrospective review of all acute adult asthma admissions to determine the 5-year cumulative prevalence of acute asthma admission from 1989 to 1993 to St. Luke’s Hospital, the only acute medical facility serving the whole of the island of Malta. The results of this study showed that the female predominance in adult asthma admission rates reflects a larger number of female patients who require hospital admission rather than higher admission rates per person in females as compared to males.peer-reviewe
Several studies have shown gender differences in prevalence of asthma but there is little informatio...
Background: Child-onset asthma is known to remit with high probability, but remission in adult-onset...
Abstract This thesis discusses the age and sex distribution of previously hospitalised asthmatics a...
A higher incidence of asthma is reported in women compared with men, but evidence in later adulthood...
Sex differences in asthma prevalence and morbidity, assessed with different methods in different pop...
Background: Asthma is currently divided into different phenotypes, with age at onset as a relevant d...
AbstractObjectives: To determine the female:male ratio and compare the severity of asthma between fe...
INTRODUCTION:Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gener...
SummaryThe aim was to estimate the incidence rate of adult-onset asthma in relation to age, sex, smo...
Introduction: Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gene...
Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the general population...
Kurt, Ozlem Kar/0000-0002-4641-2866; Dursun, A. Berna/0000-0002-6337-6326; Karasoy, Duru/0000-0002-2...
Introduction: Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gene...
This paper was read at the 12th Annual Clinical Meeting of the British Medical Association in Malta....
Background Worldwide, asthma is a leading cause of morbidity, mortality and economic burden, with si...
Several studies have shown gender differences in prevalence of asthma but there is little informatio...
Background: Child-onset asthma is known to remit with high probability, but remission in adult-onset...
Abstract This thesis discusses the age and sex distribution of previously hospitalised asthmatics a...
A higher incidence of asthma is reported in women compared with men, but evidence in later adulthood...
Sex differences in asthma prevalence and morbidity, assessed with different methods in different pop...
Background: Asthma is currently divided into different phenotypes, with age at onset as a relevant d...
AbstractObjectives: To determine the female:male ratio and compare the severity of asthma between fe...
INTRODUCTION:Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gener...
SummaryThe aim was to estimate the incidence rate of adult-onset asthma in relation to age, sex, smo...
Introduction: Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gene...
Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the general population...
Kurt, Ozlem Kar/0000-0002-4641-2866; Dursun, A. Berna/0000-0002-6337-6326; Karasoy, Duru/0000-0002-2...
Introduction: Little is known about the distribution of asthma severity in men and women in the gene...
This paper was read at the 12th Annual Clinical Meeting of the British Medical Association in Malta....
Background Worldwide, asthma is a leading cause of morbidity, mortality and economic burden, with si...
Several studies have shown gender differences in prevalence of asthma but there is little informatio...
Background: Child-onset asthma is known to remit with high probability, but remission in adult-onset...
Abstract This thesis discusses the age and sex distribution of previously hospitalised asthmatics a...