Abstract:Conducting a comprehensive clinical and paraclinical examinations of 53 children with severe asthma made it possible to establish the relative increase in the content of CD 22-lymphocytes (relative risk -2.1 odds ratio -3.8) and interleukin-5 (relative risk -1.8 odds ratio -3.4) in the serum of the patients with fast acetylatic status that reflected the implementation of the respiratory tract eosinophilic inflammation. In children with a slow acetylation phenotype severe asthma probably has been formed with th… Show more
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