Differential sputum cell counting is not widely available despite proven clinical utility in the management of asthma. We compared eosinophil counts obtained using liquid-based cytology (LBC), a routine histopathological processing method, and the current standard method. Eosinophil counts obtained using LBC were a strong predictor of sputum eosinophilia (≥3%) determined by the standard method suggesting LBC could be used in the management of asthma
BACKGROUND: In asthma, the airway inflammatory phenotype influences clinical characteristics and tre...
Since the first attempts to use standardised methods for sampling induced airways sputum, two method...
Abstract Rationale On Wright-stained sputum cytospins, eosinophil differential of ≥ 1.2% is consider...
Differential sputum cell counting is not widely available despite proven clinical utility in the man...
Background - Sputum induction is an important non-invasive technique for measuring airway inflammati...
Abstract In recent studies, sputum cell counts have been used to examine the cell and molecular mark...
Sputum analysis is increasingly used to assess airway inflammation in asthma. The analysis of sputum...
Objective: To determine the reliability of a rapid hematology stain for the cytological analysis of...
To determine the relationship between inflammatory cells in sputum, bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), an...
Background: The assessment of eosinophilic airway inflammation using induced sputum identifies a cor...
Induced sputum differential cell counts have been advocated as a method of non-invasively assessing ...
To evaluate the reproducibility of induced sputum analysis, and to estimate the sample size required...
Measurement of eosinophil percentages and ECP concentration in induced sputum may be useful in the d...
BACKGROUND: In asthma, the airway inflammatory phenotype influences clinical characteristics and tre...
Since the first attempts to use standardised methods for sampling induced airways sputum, two method...
Abstract Rationale On Wright-stained sputum cytospins, eosinophil differential of ≥ 1.2% is consider...
Differential sputum cell counting is not widely available despite proven clinical utility in the man...
Background - Sputum induction is an important non-invasive technique for measuring airway inflammati...
Abstract In recent studies, sputum cell counts have been used to examine the cell and molecular mark...
Sputum analysis is increasingly used to assess airway inflammation in asthma. The analysis of sputum...
Objective: To determine the reliability of a rapid hematology stain for the cytological analysis of...
To determine the relationship between inflammatory cells in sputum, bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), an...
Background: The assessment of eosinophilic airway inflammation using induced sputum identifies a cor...
Induced sputum differential cell counts have been advocated as a method of non-invasively assessing ...
To evaluate the reproducibility of induced sputum analysis, and to estimate the sample size required...
Measurement of eosinophil percentages and ECP concentration in induced sputum may be useful in the d...
BACKGROUND: In asthma, the airway inflammatory phenotype influences clinical characteristics and tre...
Since the first attempts to use standardised methods for sampling induced airways sputum, two method...
Abstract Rationale On Wright-stained sputum cytospins, eosinophil differential of ≥ 1.2% is consider...