FeNO: a useful biomarker for respiratory health? Data from the Austrian LEAD study. - Amsterdam 2025

Biomarkers in asthma

Chair(s): Zuzana Diamant, Nikolaos Lazarinis

Session type: Poster session

FeNO: a useful biomarker for respiratory health? Data from the Austrian LEAD study.

Charmaine J. M. Lim

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Association between lipid accumulation products and asthma among adults: a nationwide cross-sectional study

Qian Zhang

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Predictors of placebo response in asthma attack rates: analysis from the ORACLE2 patient-level meta-analysis

Simon Couillard

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Type 2 inflammation associated with fixed airflow obstruction, bronchodilator responsiveness, and allergic sensitisation in mild to moderate asthma.

Alex Mann

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Unveiling endotypic and functional differences between eosinophilic COPD and severe asthma

Marianna Cicchetti

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Eosinophil-derived neurotoxin levels in clinical asthma phenotypes

Selin Özuygur Ermis

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Cytokines in Exhaled Breath Condensate from Children with Severe Asthma and effects on Human Respiratory Epithelium Cultures

Magdalena Vocos

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The respiratory microbiota and serum metabolomics characteristics in different endotypes of asthma

Jin He

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FeNO: a useful biomarker for respiratory health? Data from the Austrian LEAD study.

Charmaine J. M. Lim

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Role of metalloproteases in the era of chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) modern targeted care

Gianmarco Putti

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Asthma Phenotypes in Adults: A Comparative Study of Rural and Urban Populations in Northern India

Ravi Shekhar Jha

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Volatile organic compounds in exhaled air for asthma management: impact of smoking.

Miguel Jimenez Gomez

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Does FENO correlate with broncho reversibility in suspected asthmatics?

Elliot Taylor

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Appearances can be deceiving: differences in FeNO values among COPD and severe asthmatic patients stratified according to peripheral eosinophilic count.

Claudio Candia

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Describing subtypes of asthma in a community spirometry service

Devon Ward

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Inflammatory phenotypes in the exhaled breath of children with severe asthma

Doris Primrose

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Genetic polymorphisms associated with persistent airway hyperresponsiveness in well-controlled asthma

Taisuke Akamatsu

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Oxidative Stress and Asthma Control: A Biomarker Analysis

Alexandra Bianca Repciuc

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Distal airway inflammation is linked to small airway disease in asthma

Hà Pham Ngoc

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Impact of oxidative stress in bronchial asthma as measured by serum derivatives of reactive oxygen metabolites and biological antioxidant potential

Keitaro Nakamoto

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Type 2 biomarker guided management of exacerbations in severe asthma patients

Dominic Sykes

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