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Anticholinergic therapy for airway diseases
Abstract
Anticholinergics are commonly used in the treatment of airway diseases. While their effectiveness in chronic asthma offers no advantage over beta-agonists, evidence continues to accumulate suggesting substantial additional benefit in acute asthma attacks. This increased response to anticholinergics suggest that cholinergic bronchoconstriction is increased in acute asthma. Multiple mechanisms related to changes in expression and function of...
Paper Details
Title
Anticholinergic therapy for airway diseases
Published Date
Apr 1, 2001
Journal
Volume
68
Issue
22-23
Pages
2565 - 2572
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