Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4142549 Anales de Pediatría 2010 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
No evidence was found that continuous high doses of inhaled steroids lead to a deterioration in respiratory or peripheral muscle function in asthmatic children. On the other hand, signs were found of respiratory muscle adaptation to the long-term overload of persistent asthma. The so-called “training effect” seems to be limited only to the inspiratory muscles.
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