ADIPONECTIN AS AN INFLAMMATORY MARKER OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE

Amany Elsaid Zayed;

Abstract


COPD is a syndrome rather than a single disease because there are two major phenotypes in COPD. One is the emphysema-dominant type, so-called “pink puffers,” who are frequently cachexic. Another is the airway disease-dominant type, so-called “blue bloater


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Title ADIPONECTIN AS AN INFLAMMATORY MARKER OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE
Other Titles الأديبونكتن كدلالة للالتهاب فى مرض السدة الرئوية المزمــنة
Authors Amany Elsaid Zayed
Keywords ADIPONECTIN AS AN INFLAMMATORY MARKER OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE
Issue Date 2014
Description 
COPD is a syndrome rather than a single disease because there are two major phenotypes in COPD. One is the emphysema-dominant type, so-called “pink puffers,” who are frequently cachexic. Another is the airway disease-dominant type, so-called “blue bloater

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