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Assessment of inhaled corticosteroid treatment response in asthma using hypertonic histamine challenge-induced cough
The Clinical Respiratory Journal, 04/30/09
Purokivi M et al. - Hypertonic histamine challenge-induced cough and PC20 are sensitive measures in assessing the treatment effect in asthma. The cough response may be especially useful in subjects who cannot perform spirometry reliably.
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