Relationship between asthma symptoms, spirometry, disease severity and exhaled nitric oxide with exacerbation rate in patients attending routine primary care nurse-led clinics

D. Menzies; C. Jackson; C. Mistry; B. Lipworth

Relationship between asthma symptoms, spirometry, disease severity and exhaled nitric oxide with exacerbation rate in patients attending routine primary care nurse-led clinics

D. Menzies, C. Jackson, C. Mistry, B. Lipworth

School of Medicine

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	A128-A128
Number of pages	1
Journal	Thorax
Volume	62
Publication status	Published - Dec 2007

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title = "Relationship between asthma symptoms, spirometry, disease severity and exhaled nitric oxide with exacerbation rate in patients attending routine primary care nurse-led clinics",

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