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Häufigkeit bakteriell-infektiöser Komplikationen des steroidbehandelten Bronchialasthma

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Die vergleichende Betrachtung zweier Patientengruppen mit Asthma bronchiale, die teils ohne, teils mit Steroiden behandelt wurden, zeigte eine Zunahme der bakteriell-infektiösen Komplikationen bei der Steroidgruppe von 16,8 auf 34,7%.

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A critical comparison of two patient groups with asthma treated without and with steroids is showing up a surprising augmentation of bacterial and infectious complications from 16,8% to 34,7% in the steroid treated group.

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    H. Michel & M. v. Zander

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Michel, H., v. Zander, M. Häufigkeit bakteriell-infektiöser Komplikationen des steroidbehandelten Bronchialasthma. Klin Wochenschr 45, 1250–1251 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01746275

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