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Zurak K et al. – Concentrations of ECP in the samples from asthmatic patients were significantly higher than in the controls, with no significant difference related to bacterial colonization. Bacterial colonization in chronically inflamed sinuses may have an impact on neutrophil granulocyte activation in patients with bronchial asthma, which was not confirmed for patients with CRS without asthma.

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