Visible damp in a child?s bedroom but not elsewhere in the house is associated with respiratory symptoms and inhaler requirement in early life: a multi-centre cohort study - Vienna 2024

Lung function and physical activity in ex-preterm infants and children with asthma

Chair(s): David Lo, Jessica Taytard

Session type: Poster session

Visible damp in a child?s bedroom but not elsewhere in the house is associated with respiratory symptoms and inhaler requirement in early life: a multi-centre cohort study

Tom Ruffles

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Trend analysis of the occurrence of asthma and respiratory symptoms in Polish children over the last 30 years.

Grzegorz Bro?ek

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Normal peak expiratory flow values in Malagasy children of Bantu origin

Simone Scarlata

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Environmental tobacco smoke exposure among children: findings from the Swiss Paediatric Airway Cohort

Tayisiya Krasnova

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Forced-oscillometry indices to assess the response to ICS-LABA combination and the improvement of airway inflammation in asthmatic children

Elpis Hatziagorou

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Autism spectrum disorder in young patients with congenital central hypoventilation syndrome: role of the autonomic nervous system dysfunction

Benjamin Dudoignon

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Comparision of lung function in preterm infants at 36 and 44 weeks postconceptional age

Raphaela Kleiner

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IMPULSE OSCILLOMETRY REFERENCE VALUES FOR TURKISH CHILDREN AGED THREE TO EIGHT YEARS

Enrico Lombardi

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EARLY ARREST OF LUNG DEVELOPMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDRENS AIRWAY RESISTANCE

Elida Due?as Mesa

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Asthma exacerbations and inhaled corticosteroid use in pregnancy and child asthma

Bronwyn Brew Haasdyk

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Maternal asthma and lung function during pregnancy, childhood asthma and growth, the MAESTRO-Child study

Bronwyn Brew Haasdyk

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Visible damp in a childs bedroom but not elsewhere in the house is associated with respiratory symptoms and inhaler requirement in early life: a multi-centre cohort study

Tom Ruffles

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The association between low birth weight and pulmonary function in infants

Nadav Juven Wetzler

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Physical activity in children with asthma: Associations with climatic, environmental, anthropometric and clinical parameters.

Pinelopi Anagnostopoulou

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Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) correlates with elevated levels of nocturnal blood pressure (BP)

Sofia Romero Peralta

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Exercise induced bronchial constriction and bronchodilator reversibility in prematurely born children aged 4-8

Pascal Keijzer

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Epidemiology of asthma in children in Kazakhstan: Data from Unified National Electronic Health System 2014-2021

Dmitriy Syssoyev

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Forced Oscillation Technique (FOT) - the new era in diagnostics of obstructive diseases in children

Stoilka Koleva Mandadzhieva

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Defining the optimal spirometry cut-off points for optimal bronchodilator response in prematurity associated lung disease

John Lowe

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Acceptability of remote lung function testing using portable spirometry devices: perspectives of children and young people with respiratory conditions and their caregivers.

Nicki Barker

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Late Breaking Abstract - Pre- and postnatal air pollutions association with infant microbiome and respiratory symptoms

No?mi K?nstle

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