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E G Shuganov

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[Bronchial asthma and pregnancy].

The review of the data available in the literature dedicated to the problems of the diagnosis, clinical picture, and treatment of bronchial asthma (BA) in females during pregnancy. BA is shown to belong to the diseases whose pattern changes during pregnancy and despite that there are a great deal of papers on the above problem, the genesis of these changes has not been determined. Asthmatic attacks during gestation exert a significant negative impact on the development of pregnancy and the fetus; its main cause is hypoxia; however, there is no unambiguous evidence for this; today there are available several hypotheses that are presented in this paper. The data available in the literature show that most investigators consider it necessary to perform medical treatment for these disease; however, its nature has not been defined yet.

Asthma↗

[Does "pulmogenic hypertension" exist?].

Validity of criteria of so called "pulmogenic hypertension" in chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases was assessed with the use of a questionnaire and simultaneous 24 hour monitoring of blood pressure and peak expiratory rate in 80 and 28 patients, respectively. This method of bifunctional monitoring allowed to study relationship between blood pressure level and degree of bronchial obstruction. The results did not confirm the presence of "pulmogenic hypertension" as a special form of arterial hypertension.

Adult↗

[Treatment of arterial hypertension in patients with bronchial asthma].

Treatment of arterial hypertension in patients with concurrent chronic obstructive diseases of the lungs has limits in prescription of antihypertensive drugs. STAMLO--long-acting calcium antagonist--is proposed for monotherapy of mild and moderate hypertension in patients with bronchial asthma. The drug decreases hypertension in the greater and lesser circulation, improves bronchial permeability.

Adult↗