[PDF] Top 20 Influencia de la autoeficacia docente colectiva en el profesorado universitario

... of symptom-related sputum microbial alterations, which are not associated with lung ...mild pulmonary function deficits and included only two patients staged GOLD ...the sputum ... See full document

... induced sputum of COPD patients is significantly elevated, especially in the cytoplasm of macrophages, and IL-9 may be involved in COPD airway inflammation and injury through the macrophages ...amplify ... See full document

... be related to participants actually being very similar in some domains, generating low sample variation, or perhaps the heiQ does not reflect existing variability for persons with ... See full document

... for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) ...increased sputum purulence or dyspnea or chest tightness or fluid retention ...bronchiectasis, pulmonary tuberculosis, asthma or any other ... See full document

... The DGGE gel images were analyzed using Phoretix 1D (Single Gel Dendrogram) software (Phoretix, New- castle upon Tyne, UK) [14]. The analysis took into account the number of bands, their gray intensity and the similarity ... See full document

... with stable hypercapnic COPD, and found that high-intensity NPPV was superior in terms of controlling nocturnal hypoventilation, thus improving dyspnea during physical activity, lung function, and ... See full document

... The maximum response was not > 7% increase in FEV1/FVC. This response was comparable to patients in control group where placebo was given for the same duration(p-0.05) However, it was observed that>50% patients in ... See full document

... inclusion criteria: (1) randomized controlled trials; RCT, (2) individuals diagnosed with COPD; (3) Baduanjin exercise used a primary intervention component and comparator with or without other treatments; (4) a minimum ... See full document

... distressing symptom experienced by patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and can persist despite comprehensive medical ...of disease severity, even in those ... See full document

... of Chronic obstructive Pulmonary disease (AECOPD) is defined as a sustained worsening of the patient’s condition ,from the stable state in the patient’s baseline dyspnoea and cough or ... See full document

... the sputum stud- ies and are consistent with the notion that inhaled corti- costeroids reduce airway inflammation in ...the sputum of COPD ...the sputum of COPD ... See full document

... Syndrome differentiation is the basic principle of Chin- ese medicine to recognize and treat diseases. It is held that the efficacy of TCM is most obviously observed in alleviating or improving the characteristic ... See full document

... tissue microbiota are very closely ...source microbiota with the lung tissue ...oral microbiota was used as the source community for the lung tissue microbiota, OTUs corresponding to common ... See full document

... in chronic disease ...symptoms, pulmonary function, or sputum cell counts, and to contrast the prev- alence among respirology and cardiology ... See full document

... The differences make it possible to differenti- ate COPD and asthma patients by IOS meas- urement. Through ROC analysis, we found that Z 5 , R 5 and R 20 were valuable to distinguish COPD and asthma patients in each ... See full document

... An intention-to-treat analysis was performed. Data acquired before and after start of the intervention were compared. Primary outcome was the difference in num- ber of hospitalizations during 12 months. Secondary ... See full document

... Symptomatology and Health Status in Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease ORIGINAL ARTICLE Symptomatology and Health Status in Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease i&&tJlJ[.] ... See full document

... heavy symptom burden and deteriorating ...comprehensive symptom management and integrated palliative care concomitant with disease-modifying therapies [21, 27, 47, ... See full document

... common disease in middle-aged ...This disease is characterized by neutrophilic inflammation, bronchospasm, excessive mucus production and pathologic changes in the bronchiolar ... See full document

... The baseline demography of the 61 subjects at the start of the study is shown in Table 1. The mean FEV 1 predicted was 48.9%, and the mean St George’s Respiratory Questionnaire was 54.7, suggesting a high burden of ... See full document