Chronic cough with more than one cause
Sometimes we hear that in many patients chronic cough has more than a single cause. Is this situation common or clinically important?
Sometimes we hear that in many patients chronic cough has more than a single cause. Is this situation common or clinically important?
Have we identified any significant adverse effects of biologics in the treatment of asthma?
Which investigations should be performed in patients with chronic cough before referring them to a specialist center?
Is there still a need for a dedicated high-resolution CT (HRCT) protocol in 2023 (vs spiral CT and CT postprocessing)?
Can we offer any biologic treatment to patients with non-T2 asthma?
Is there a place for long-acting bronchodilators (LABAs) and inhaled steroids in the treatment of bronchiectasis?
Once bronchiectasis is noted, who should be referred to specialist care?
What are the most common reasons for unnecessary CT scan requests and how to avoid them?
Should we provide any additional testing in a “typical” patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and mild bronchiectasis accidentally detected on computed tomography (CT)?