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Neumol Cir Torax 2005; 64 (S1)


Grupo de trabajo ''Consenso Mexicano de Asma''

Chapela MR, Barnes N, Cuevas SF, Nora GS, Jiménez GCA, Laniado LR, Loaiza MA, Ortiz AI

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 97
Paginas: 7-44
Archivo PDF: 271.70 Kb.


RESUMEN

Mensaje

El asma es un problema de salud de gran importancia a nivel mundial. En algunos países, como Nueva Zelanda, su prevalencia llega a superar el 25%. En México no tenemos datos confiables acerca de su frecuencia en la población, pero sabemos que alrededor del 8% de los niños presentan este padecimiento.
Desgraciadamente, el diagnóstico y manejo del asma son heterogéneos y en muchos casos inadecuados, con la consiguiente disminución en la calidad de vida y aumento en el costo económico, el sufrimiento, y la mortalidad.
Ante la gravedad del problema, en diferentes países y Asociaciones se han formado grupos de trabajo para la elaboración de Consensos basados en la evidencia actual, que sirvan como guía para el diagnóstico y manejo. Ejemplo de estos Consensos son las Guías del Reino Unido, Canadá, Estados Unidos de América, la Unión Internacional Contra la Tuberculosis y las Enfermedades Respiratorias (UICTER) y las de la Iniciativa Global para el Asma (GINA).


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