Affiliation:
1. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University
2. Pletnev City Clinical Hospital
Abstract
Clinical and molecular heterogeneity of bronchial asthma has been documented in recent years. The search for novel solutions to enhance efficient patient support related first of all to understanding of asthma heterogenic nature and allows to personalize each patient treatment. Biological therapy application can influence to achieve better control at greater extent for patients with severe uncontrolled asthma. Nowadays 5 biological drugs are registered on Russian Federation territory and implemented according to severe asthma phenotypes: anti-IgE, anti-IL-4,13 and anti-IL-5 class therapies. Omalizumab become the first target drug for uncontrolled allergic asthma patients (monoclonal antibody against IgE). This medication is prescribed for uncontrolled moderate and severe allergic (atopic) asthma in patients on basic asthma therapy according GINA step 4 and 5 (Level of evidence A). Clinical trials confidently reported that anti- IgE-therapy reduces the rate of asthma exacerbations, severity of disease in patients with chronic severe asthma on high doses of inhaled steroids or systemic steroids and allows to reduce or withdraw systemic steroids doses in case of steroid-dependent asthma. For the last years special attention led to and demonstrated omalizumab positive effect on airways remodeling and modification of bronchial asthma natural course in adults and children. Antiinflammatory effect of omalizumab is documented. Omalizumab significantly reduces eosinophilic infiltration of submucosal bronchi layer among patients with atopic asthma, sputum eosinophilia, which correlates with reduction of FeNO during biologic treatment, reduces mast cells infiltration of smooth muscle cells in bronchi. Omalizumab significantly reduces the thickness of the bronchial wall, increases the lumen of the bronchi (positive dynamics of CT-scan parameters), which is clinically manifested by increased of FEV1.
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