[Survey of levels of asthma control among Japanese patients in general practice]

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Abstract
Although a large number of patients were treated with inhaled corticosteroids and the rate of satisfaction with asthma management was high in all treatment steps, asthma was poorly controlled in this study. This dissociation was considered to be due to low patient's own goals of asthma treatment.
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Authors Ohta K;Minoguchi K;Mizuno H;Oyama N;;
Journal arerugi = [allergy]
Year 2010
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Administration National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine adult English Abstract inhalation japan / epidemiology asian continental ancestry group adrenal cortex hormones / administration & dosage pmid:21212731 ken ohta kenji minoguchi naotsugu oyama asthma / drug therapy* general practice / statistics & numerical data* patient satisfaction / statistics & numerical data*

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