Search for dissertations about: "chronic bronchitis"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words chronic bronchitis.
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6. Traffic pollution and chronic respiratory disease. Epidemiological studies in children and adults in southern Sweden
Abstract : This thesis investigate if long-term exposure to traffic pollution is a risk factor for development of chronic respiratory disease and allergy in adults and children in southern Sweden (Scania). Information about health was obtained from surveys and health care registers. READ MORE
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7. Deposition and clearance of inhaled particles in patients with obstructive airway diseases
Abstract : A large part of the population (at least 10%) suffers from asthma or chronic bronchitis. Knowledge of deposition and clearance of inhaled particles in the respiratory tract in this group of patients is essential for estimating environmental health hazards, as well as optimal effects of therapeutic aerosols. READ MORE
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8. Smoking and airway disorders in an urban population -special references to gender and socioeconomic status
Abstract : The Malmö Preventive Project, a preventive, case-finding programme for cardiovascular risk factors and alcohol abuse was created in 1974 at the Department of Preventive Medicine of Malmö University Hospital. Between 1974-1992, a total of 22 444 men (mean age 44 years range 27 - 61) and 10 902 women (mean age 50 years, range 28 - 58) attended the programme, with an overall attendance rate of 70% (range 64-78). READ MORE
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9. Development of multi-cellular human lung models to study inflammatory mechanisms and cell-cell interactions
Abstract : It is well known that exposure to toxicants in the environment is associated with a wide range of health effects. The airway epithelium which forms the first line of defense, plays critical roles in the defence against inhaled particles, pathogens and toxic agents. READ MORE
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10. Pelvic floor dysfunction : a clinical and epidemiological study
Abstract : In a prospective study established in 1990, anal sphincter rupture at delivery was found in 2.4% of women and 47% of these women had problems with fecal incontinence. Although less severe, fecal incontinence was also found among 45% in a comparison group without anal sphincter rupture. READ MORE