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Asthma is one of the most common allergic diseases in children. As a result of the advances in immunology and the studies of BAL and lung biopsy, the definition of asthma has been changed as a 'chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways'. Therefore pharmacologic therapy of asthma is focused on the control of allergic inflammation. According to its purpose, the asthma medication could be classified into two groups, that is, quick-relief agents and long-term control agents. Quick-relief agents give a prompt relief of acute symptoms (coughing, wheezing, difficulty of breathing, and chest tightness) and prevent exercise-induced bronchospasm. Short-acting inhaled β2-agonist is at present the most effective quick-relief agent. Long-term control agents are taken daily and chronically (for a long period of time) to maintain the control of persistent asthma and to prevent exacerbations, and include inhaled corticosteroid, cromolyn sodium, and others. A stepwise approach is recommended for treating a child with asthma to attain and maintain asthma control. Medications should be carefully chosen according to the severity of asthma and age of children.
Allergy and Immunology ; Asthma* ; Asthma, Exercise-Induced ; Biopsy ; Child ; Cromolyn Sodium ; Humans ; Inflammation ; Lung ; Respiration ; Respiratory Sounds ; Respiratory Therapy ; Thorax

7.Non-specific Immunotherapy with Histamine-Gammalobulin Preparations in Chronic Respiratory Group Patients and Non-atopic Asthmatic Children.

Byeung Ju JEOUNG ; Kyu Earn KIM ; Ki Young LEE

Journal of the Korean Pediatric Society 1988;31(10):1308-1314

1.Cockroach and Allergic Diseases.

2.Genetics of Atopy and Asthma.

3.Pharmacologic Therapy of Asthma in Childhood.

4.Diagnostic Value of Perfusion Lung Sacn on Airway Foreign Body in Children.

5.A Case of Pulmonary Paragonimiasis Whose Parenchymal Lesions Dtected by Tomogram and Perfusion Scan of the Lung.

6.A Case of Cloverleaf Skull; Kleeblattschael Syndrome.

7.Non-specific Immunotherapy with Histamine-Gammalobulin Preparations in Chronic Respiratory Group Patients and Non-atopic Asthmatic Children.

8.Two Cases of Chronic Bronchitis in Children Who Showed Perfusion Defects at the Base of Lung.

9.2 Cases of Congenital Bronchial Anomalies Associated with Recurrent Pneumonia in Children.

10.Evaluation of Antibody Formation After Hepatitis B Vaccination in Children.

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