Bronchial asthma and infections

Questions about the connection between bacterial infection and bronchial asthma are extremely important, they pay attention to less attention than the connections between bronchial asthma and viruses. This leadership reveals to the reader the entire “landscape”, associated with important questions about the correlation between bronchial asthma and infection. It not only sets out facts, but also questions that will stimulate doctors and researchers to study new ways and help give clear answers to long -standing questions. The leadership will help the reader understand the role of microorganisms in the exacerbations of bronchial asthma and in its persistent course, to learn about how the infection affects congenital and acquired immunity and understand how antibiotics and anti -inflammatory drugs affect bacteria and bronchial asthma. The information is set out in terms of interaction between allergen and infection and how this interaction supports the chronic course of bronchial asthma. The book will also help the reader determine the best approaches to the diagnosis of a respiratory infection. The publication is intended for specialist doctors: allergists-immunologists, pulmonists, infectious disease specialists, therapists and general practitioners, specialists engaged in fundamental, interdisciplinary and clinical research in the field of bronchial asthma, and will also be useful to students of medical universities, clinical ordinators and graduate students. >