INTERVENCIÓN AMBIENTAL EN LAS ENFERMEDADES RESPIRATORIAS

FERNÁNDEZ-CALDAS, ENRIQUE; TOLCACHIER, ALBERTO; MÁSPERO, JORGE; ARDIUSO, LEDIT; SARANZ, RICARDO; CICERÁN, ALBERTO; NARDACCHIONE, NANCY; NEFFEN, HUGO; PARISI, CLAUDIO; SMITH, SILVINA; MARINO, DAMIAN J.

MEDICINA (BUENOS AIRES)

MEDICINA (BUENOS AIRES)

Lugar: Buenos Aires; Año: 2019 vol. 79 p. 123 - 136

0025-7680

Environmental intervention in respiratory disease. In recent years there has been a significant increase in the prevalence of allergic diseases despite advances in the understanding of the pathogenesis,the dissemination of guidelines for its management and the emergence of new drugs. The reasons forthis increase are not fully established, but it is suggested that multiple environmental factors may be involved. Inhaled air contains numerous harmful agents in addition to environmental allergens. The main immediate respiratoryclinical expression after inhaling this contaminated air is asthma and rhinitis. The activity of human beings has altered the outdoor environment by the emission of multiple pollutants and has produced an increasing climate change. It also has a notable impact on the development of respiratory pathology and the modification of air quality. The bibliography on the subject of environmental control is very broad and sometimes difficult to interpret. In order to be able to make precise, valid and simple indications for patients to accomplish with, four scientific societies of the Argentine Republic that deal with this type of diseases, have elaborated a document that contains information of easy access to all medical personal involved in the treatment of patients with asthmaand / or rhinitis, that provides practical measures for the patients and the different public health systems about unmet needs in this complex issue