Anstrengelsesudløst inspiratorisk stridor. En vigtig differentialdiagnose til anstrengelsesudløst astma

Pernille Christensen; Simon Francis Thomsen; Niels Rasmussen; Vibeke Backer

Anstrengelsesudløst inspiratorisk stridor. En vigtig differentialdiagnose til anstrengelsesudløst astma

Translated title of the contribution: Exercise-induced inspiratory stridor. An important differential diagnosis of exercise-induced asthma

Pernille Christensen, Simon Francis Thomsen, Niels Rasmussen, Vibeke Backer

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Abstract

Recent studies suggest that exercise-induced inspiratory stridor (EIIS) is an important and often overlooked differential diagnosis of exercise-induced asthma. EIIS is characterised by astma-like symptoms, but differs by inspiratory limitation, fast recovery, and a lack of effect of inhaled bronchodilators. The prevalence of EIIS is reported to be 5-27%, and affects both children and adults. The pathophysiology, the pathogenesis, and the treatment of the condition are not yet clarified. At present, a population-based study is being conducted in order to address these points.

Translated title of the contribution	Exercise-induced inspiratory stridor. An important differential diagnosis of exercise-induced asthma
Original language	Danish
Journal	Ugeskrift for Laeger
Volume	169
Issue number	47
Pages (from-to)	4047-50
Number of pages	4
ISSN	0041-5782
Publication status	Published - 19 Nov 2007
Externally published	Yes

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Anstrengelsesudløst inspiratorisk stridor. En vigtig differentialdiagnose til anstrengelsesudløst astma

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