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Бронхоэктазы у взрослых больных: клинические рекомендации Европейского респираторного общества

https://doi.org/10.18093/0869-0189-2018-28-2-147-168

Аннотация

Бронхоэктазы (БЭ) у взрослых – это хроническое заболевание, связанное с низким качеством жизни (КЖ), а в большинстве случаев – с частыми обострениями. До настоящего времени международные клинические рекомендации по этой проблеме отсутствовали. В клинических рекомендациях Европейского респираторного общества по ведению взрослых пациентов с БЭ содержатся описания клинических исследований и терапевтического подхода, основанного на систематическом обзоре опубликованных данных. Экспертами многопрофильной группы, состоящей из пульмонологов, микробиологов, специалистов по лечебной физкультуре, торакальных хирургов, врачей первичного звена, методистов и пациентов, отобраны 9 наиболее важных (как для врачей, так и для пациентов) клинических проблем, относящихся к теме БЭ. По этим проблемам в литературе проведен поиск клинических и наблюдательных исследований, а также систематических обзоров, на основании которых выполнен систематический обзор. Для определения качества доказательств и уровня рекомендаций использовалась система GRADE. В данных клинических рекомендациях рассматриваются вопросы установления этиологии БЭ, терапии обострений, эрадикации возбудителей, длительной антибактериальной, противовоспалительной, мукоактивной и бронхолитической терапии, хирургического лечения и лечебной физкультуры. Данные рекомендации могут применяться для сравнительной оценки КЖ лиц с БЭ в странах Европы и улучшения исходов указанного заболевания.

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