Distribution of the cellular inflammatory pattern in induced sputum in an eosinophilic severe asthma population

Conclusions: We observed low % eosinophilia sputum in patients with severe bronchoscopic eosinophilic asthma. Our patients with severe eosinophilic bronchial asthma showed different inflammatory patterns in sputum that could explain different clinical behaviors and therapeutic responses.NeutrophilicEosinophilicMixedPaucigranulocyticpAge (years)263743250.056FEV1%81.780.268.4850.082Eos esput%0.875.20.3<0.05Neut esp%77247822<0.05Polyposis%0351200.048Sinusitis%0351200.036TH2% serum5.46.39.26.70.188ILC1suero0.310.140.140.190.155

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Source: European Respiratory Journal - November 20, 2019 Category: Respiratory Medicine Authors: Marin-Muniz, A., Padro Casas, C., Basagana Torrento, M., Garcia-Olive, I., Martinez Colls, M. D. M., Francoso Vicente, A., Goncalves Carvallho, F., Abad Capa, J., Rosell Gratacos, A., Roger Reig, A., Teniente Serra, A., Martinez Caceres, E., Navarro Ferra Tags: Monitoring airway disease Source Type: research