Clinical remission and lung function trajectories among the T2 asthma phenotypes - Vienna 2024

All the way to clinical remission of asthma

Chair(s): Richard Russell, Ramesh J. Kurukulaaratchy

Session type: Poster session

Clinical remission and lung function trajectories among the T2 asthma phenotypes

Vera Veith

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Remission on biologics for severe asthma - 5 years of follow-up

Anne Sofie Bjerrum

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Clinical characteristics impacting clinical remission attainment in REALITI-A

Giorgio Walter Canonica

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Reducing inhaled corticosteroids in patients well controlled on benralizumab: experience from a tertiary severe asthma service

Rachel Burton

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Impact of varying lung function threshold on clinical remission in asthma with FF/UMEC/VI: CAPTAIN post hoc analysis

Ian Douglas Pavord

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Characteristics of patients meeting the components of clinical remission: CAPTAIN post hoc analysis

Stephen G Noorduyn

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Assessment of the components of clinical remission with moderatesevere asthma after 2452 weeks of treatment: CAPTAIN post hoc analysis

Ian Douglas Pavord

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Clinical remission in best performers severe asthmatic patients treated for three years with mepolizumab.

Benedetta Bondi

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Clinical remission in patients with severe eosinophilic asthma treated with benralizumab who were randomised to reduce their inhaled corticosteroid/formoterol dose: SHAMAL post-hoc analysis

Gilles Devouassoux

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Clinical remission and lung function trajectories among the T2 asthma phenotypes

Vera Veith

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Remission of asthma in adolescents and young adults with severe asthma treated with Dupilumab

Marta Jimenez Arroyo

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Identifying comorbidities associated with switching patterns of real-world asthma treatment: a drug utilization study

Irene Mommers

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Real world clinical outcomes and remission rates among patients with severe asthma on monoclonal antibody therapy over two years

Fred Fyles

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Relationship between FeNO suppression and Clinical Remission with Tezepelumab in Severe Asthma

Jessica Gates

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Clinical Remission in Severe T2 high Asthma : A real-word analysis with Omalizumab, Mepolizumab and Benralizumab.

Jeanne Vervier

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The Impact of Number of Treatable Traits to Clinical Remission in patients with Asthma

Chieko Yoshida

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Clinical remission in patients with severe eosinophilic asthma treated with mepolizumab:a post-hoc analysis of the 2-year RELIght study

Andriana Papaioannou

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Dupilumab-treated patients with moderate-to-severe asthma are more likely to meet clinical remission criteria: results from the VESTIGE trial

Njira Lugogo

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Characteristics of responders and non-responders to Tezepelumab in a complex, real-world severe asthma population

Pujan Patel

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Clinical remission maintained and improved over time in patients with severe asthma treated with omalizumab

Aykut Cilli

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De-escalation of maintenance inhaler therapy in severe asthma in remission on Benralizumab

Valentina Catanzaro

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