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Pulmonology

Patient Case Discussion

Dr. Klaus Rabe discusses a hypothetical patient case.

Klaus Rabe
MD, PhD, FERS
Klaus Rabe

Learning objectives

  • Understand the role of key and central type 2 cytokines, IL-4 and IL-13, as the underlying drivers of airway remodeling and lung function decline in patients with severe asthma
  • Discuss the cyclic relationship between persistent type 2 inflammation, impaired lung function, and severe exacerbations, and their impact on the burden of severe asthma
  • Evaluate the latest biologic data in severe asthma patients

Description

Join Drs. Guy Brusselle and Klaus Rabe as they discuss the burden associated with the cycle of lung function decline and asthma exacerbations, and the role biologics can have in breaking this cycle.

MAT-GLB-2202507 v1.0 06/2022

About this expert

Pulmonology

Klaus Rabe

MD, PhD, FERS

Professor of Pulmonary Medicine | University of Kiel; Director of the Department of Pneumology | LungClinic Grosshansdorf, Kiel, Germany

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Klaus Rabe

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