NHG-Standaard Astma bij kinderen

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  • P J E Bindels
  • J C Van der Wouden
  • B P Ponsioen
  • P L P Brand
  • P L Salomé
  • A P E Sachs
  • W Van Hensbergen
  • P A Van Hasselt
  • T A Steenkamer
  • M H Grol
Chapter

  • De Standaard Astma bij kinderen bestrijkt nu de leeftijd van 0 tot 16 jaar in plaats van 0 tot 12 jaar.

  • Bij kinderen tot 6 jaar is volzitten en recidiverend hoesten geen onderdeel meer van de symptoomdiagnose astma.

  • Bij kinderen vanaf 6 jaar is spirometrie haalbaar en superieur aan piekstroommeting, zowel bij diagnostiek als bij monitoring.

  • Cromoglycinezuur heeft geen plaats meer in de behandeling van astma bij kinderen.

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© Bohn Stafeu van Loghum 2009

Authors and Affiliations

  • P J E Bindels
  • J C Van der Wouden
  • B P Ponsioen
  • P L P Brand
  • P L Salomé
  • A P E Sachs
  • W Van Hensbergen
  • P A Van Hasselt
  • T A Steenkamer
  • M H Grol

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