“…A study by Malmberg et al. (30) found a trend between growing up in the countryside and lower FeNO levels in Finnish and Russian populations, but the countryside in those countries might be incomparable to the countryside in the densely populated Netherlands. It is unlikely that ambient NO has contaminated our results because it was removed during the FeNO measurement through the use of a NO filter (31).…”
High FeNO is a poor marker of asthma control in children with reported use of asthma medication. Various other factors, including medication adherence and medication use, are associated with increased FeNO levels.
“…A study by Malmberg et al. (30) found a trend between growing up in the countryside and lower FeNO levels in Finnish and Russian populations, but the countryside in those countries might be incomparable to the countryside in the densely populated Netherlands. It is unlikely that ambient NO has contaminated our results because it was removed during the FeNO measurement through the use of a NO filter (31).…”
High FeNO is a poor marker of asthma control in children with reported use of asthma medication. Various other factors, including medication adherence and medication use, are associated with increased FeNO levels.
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