Tracking blood eosinophils over time: long-term trends in asthmatic patients from the COBRA cohort - Amsterdam 2025

Severe asthma: from the underlying mechanism to clinical remission

Chair(s): Fabio L. M. Ricciardolo, Stefania Principe

Session type: Oral presentation

Tracking blood eosinophils over time: long-term trends in asthmatic patients from the COBRA cohort

Marina Guecamburu

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Late Breaking Abstract - Cytokine micro-environment in moderate-to-severe asthma with airway autoantibodies

Manali Mukherjee

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Mucus plugs correlate with small airway remodelling in Asthma: A multi-resolution study

Aileen Hsieh

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Evidence of efficacy of biologics in smokers with severe asthma in the SHARP CRC registry

Jérémy Charriot

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The depth at which nitric oxide is produced by the conducting airways in patients with asthma

Haopeng Xu

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Does the reversal of airway remodeling accompany asthma remission?

Grace Parraga

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On the disposition of airway mucus-plugs in asthma before and after treatment

Eveline Durom

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Tracking blood eosinophils over time: long-term trends in asthmatic patients from the COBRA cohort

Marina Guecamburu

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Circulating microRNAs as potential tools for asthma diagnosis and asthma severity risk prediction.

Elena V. Vorobeva

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Psoriatic arthritis and bronchial asthma: a poorly investigated connection

Rubina Giulia Girolamo

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T2 biomarkers and remission state in severe asthma treated by biologics.

Mare Sabbe

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