Asthma exacerbations: single term but different management approach. A constellation of clinical presentations of exacerbations Review article
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Asthma exacerbations can occur at any severity level; they are characterised by a wide range of clinical presentations and generally require a personalised management approach based on the disease phenotype. This article presents three cases of patients with exacerbations for whom further management was recommended based on their asthma phenotype and overall clinical presentation.
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