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• W54860386 abstract "A plethora of recent reviews testify to the controversy that has been generated in recent years by laboratory, clinical and epidemiological data challenging the wisdom of regular use of the short-acting β2-agonists which traditionally have formed the mainstay of treatment for bronchial asthma [1–5]. Although all national and international guidelines for the management of asthma now rec­ommend anti-inflammatory therapy for most patients with chronic symptoms [6–9], short-acting β2-agonists are still the most widely prescribed and most frequently used form of asthma treatment, and so the issue remains an impor­tant one. The prompt symptom relief afforded by these agents, together with the apparent lessening of side-effects such as tremor and tachycardia as more selective agents became available, led to almost universal acceptance of β2-agonist therapy in any required dosage to control clinical manifestations of asthma Surprisingly, this occurred in the absence of any substantial controlled clinical trials demonstrating their long-term efficacy or safety. A 1-week crossover trial of four times daily versus as-needed inhalation of salbutamol in 18 patients whose evening peak flow rates improved, but whose symptoms of cough and wheezing did not change, seems to have provided the basis for rec­ommending regular use of β2-agonists as maintenance treatment in asthma [10]." @default.
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• W54860386 title "Is Chronic Use of β2-Agonists Detrimental in the Treatment of Asthma?" @default.
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