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See Latest ArticlesProspective assessment of protracted bacterial bronchitis: Airway inflammation and innate immune activation
Pediatric Pulmonology, 10/14/08
Marchant JM et al. - PBB is a paediatric condition which presents with chronic moist cough and its airway profile is characterized by intense neutrophilic airway inflammation with marked inflammatory mediator response and evidence of innate immune activation.
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