… -term use of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) is poorly recognized, yet may be of major public
health importance. The aim of this study was to determine the dose–response relationship of …

… increasing the dose of inhaled corticosteroid confers further … patients, found no dose
response for bronchoprotection.… Additionally, at relatively low doses of inhaled corticosteroid, …

… Doseresponse data from meta-analysis shows that even when allowing for differences in po
… with other inhaled corticosteroids in terms of comparing therapeutically equivalent doses. …

… exploring the safety profile of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) in terms of growth in children with
persistent asthma. The present review explored the dose-response effect of ICS on growth. …

… asthma, the dose-response … dose-response relationship of inhaled fluticasone in children
with asthma. This study found that the dose-response curve for therapeutic effects of inhaled …

Objective To determine the strength of association between the dose of inhaled corticosteroids
(ICS) and risk of non‐vertebral fracture in adults. Methods A systematic review and meta‐…

… of ICS dose response in asthma have been published: (1) inhaled beclometasone at different
doses for chronic asthma first published in 1999; 7 (2) inhaled BUD at different doses for …

… the overall steroid dose required for total control. We found that although most improvement
in FeNO occurs with low-dose ICS, there is still a further dose response to higher ICS doses, …

… a higher receptor affinity creasing the dose of inhaled corticosteroid above than FP, was
stopped in … the relative dose–response relationships for airways and systemic effects of inhaled …

… dose of inhaled corticosteroid should be the minimal dose that controls asthma and once
control is achieved the dose … However the dose response effect of ICS is relatively flat, so that …