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The chronic bronchitic phenotype of COPD: an analysis of the COPDGene Study.

Chronic bronchitic COPD patients have been linked to active smoking and neutrophilic airway inflammation.

The prognosis is relatively better for granular, ulcerative, and nonspecific bronchitic type EBTB.

Bronchitic symptoms (daily cough, congestion or phlegm, or bronchitis for three months in a row) are a critical outcome for children with asthma.

EPs [R] 7630 improves acute bronchitic symptoms and shortens time to remission.

Though this is one of the better-off families in the village, father's Scripture reading is interrupted by a bronchitic cough that presages the pneumonia that will kill him at age 53--not helped by the wood smoke of the fire.

He was short-sighted, asthmatic and bronchitic, and suffered epilepsy.

Barclay appended to his account the arrest of a bronchitic male of 53 treated with artificial respiration and cardiac massage for more than one hour, coramine and adrenaline, all of which failed.

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Historically, three clinical types of pulmonary manifestations have been variously described in patients with falciparum malaria, namely bronchitic, pneumonic and bronchopneumonic forms.

Leaf on inflammatory cytokine and mediator induction from alveolar macrophages of chronic bronchitic rats." Inflamm Res, 2007; 56(2):76-82.

Furthermore, a lack of these nutrients may lead to lower lung function and a greater risk of chronic bronchitic symptoms, wheeze, and asthma.

At higher N[O.sub.2] levels, bronchitic and asthmatic symptoms were significantly more prevalent.

He was chronically bronchitic from before the time of his immigration.

The postmodern body is usually the erotic one, whereas Porter's is that rather less voguish object--the gouty, scurvy, poxy, scrofulous, constipated, bronchitic one.