Bicentric Prospective Study, Evaluating Bronchial THERMOPLASTY in a Patient Presenting Severe Uncontrolled Asthma
Bicentric Prospective Study, Evaluating Bronchial THERMOPLASTY in a Patient Presenting Severe Uncontrolled Asthma
To determine, from patients presenting severe asthma and an increase in bronchial smooth muscle mass, those who would be the best candidates for bronchial THERMOPLASTY. THERMOPLASTY should improve control of the asthma, reduce day-to-day symptoms and severe exacerbations, and improve respiratory function
Bicentric prospective study, evaluating bronchial THERMOPLASTY in patients with severe uncontrolled asthma and significant bronchial smooth muscle mass. Primary Objective is to determine patients who would be the best candidates for bronchial THERMOPLASTY which should improve control of the asthma, reduce day-to-day symptoms and severe exacerbations, and improve respiratory function. Primary Endpoint will be the reduction in smooth muscle surface area, objectified on bronchial biopsies before and after THERMOPLASTY in patients presenting severe asthma and secondary criteria are:
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