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Asthma is a common chronic airway inflammatory disease in children.Currently, symptomatic control can be achieved in the majority of patients through a combination of β 2 receptor agonists for rapid relief of symptoms and inhaled corticosteroids for long-term control.As the only causal treatment modality at present, allergen-specific immunotherapy (AIT) may modify the natural course of asthma, and can control the symptoms, reduce airway hyperresponsiveness and improve lung function.In order to provide evidence for improving the effect of AIT on asthma, the mechanism of AIT in asthma and its effect on lung function were discussed in this paper.
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Objective To investigate the relationship of antithrombin‐Ⅲ activity and thrombosis risk in liver cirrhosis with Child‐Pugh classification .Methods In our hospital from June to December 2014 ,60 liver cirrhosis patients were selected randomly included into this experiment group ,The 60 cases of control group were from medical examination of health in our hospital .The plasma AT‐Ⅲ activity and D‐D concentration in all these cases were detected and analyzed .Results The AT‐Ⅲ in cirrhosis patients were significantly lower than which in healthy persons(P<0 .05) .The lower level of AT‐Ⅲ is in these patients which were in seri‐ous condition(P<0 .05) ,the abnormal rate of D‐D concentration is also higher at the same time(P<0 .05) .Conclusion The detec‐tion of AT‐Ⅲ level in patients with liver cirrhosis is directly related to the severity of clinical and thrombosis risk .The AT‐Ⅲ de‐tection level can be used to judge the patient′s condition and develop appropriate treatment strategies .