Impact of comorbidities on the achievement of specific therapeutic goals in biologic‐treated asthma patients

Author:

Pérez de Llano Luis1ORCID,Urrutia Isabel2,G. Cosío Borja3ORCID,Gullón‐Blanco José Antonio4,Habernau Mena Alicia5,Cisneros Carolina6,Martínez‐Moragón Eva7ORCID,Marina Malanda Nuria8,Muñoz Esquerre Mariana9,Quirce Santiago10,Dacal Rivas David1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Pneumology Service, Lucus Augusti University Hospital Lugo Spain

2. Pneumology Service Galdakao‐Usansolo University Hospital Galdakao Spain

3. Pneumology Service Son Espases University Hospital, IdISBa‐Ciberes Palma de Mallorca Spain

4. Pneumology Service San Agustín University Hospital Avilés Spain

5. Allergy Section, Internal Medicine Service Complejo Hospitalario de Mérida Badajoz Spain

6. Pneumology Service La Princesa University Hospital Madrid Spain

7. Pneumology Service Doctor Peset University Hospital Valencia Spain

8. Pneumology Service Cruces University Hospital Barakaldo Spain

9. Pneumology Service Bellvitge University Hospital, IBIDELL, Barcelona University Barcelona Spain

10. Department of Allergy La Paz University Hospital Madrid Spain

Publisher

Wiley

Reference6 articles.

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4. SceloG TranTN LeTT et al.Clinical remission following biologic initiation in severe asthma. Results of the International Severe Asthma Registry (ISAR). ERS International Congress Milan Italy 9‐13 2023.

5. Association between T2‐related comorbidities and effectiveness of biologics in adult patients from the international severe asthma registry;Scelo G;Am J Respir Crit Care Med,2023

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