Asthma and Rhinitis, 2nd Edition, 2 Volume Set

by Editor: William W. Busse (University of Wisconsin-Madison Med School, Department of Medicine, Madison, USA); Editor: Stephen T. Holgate; Foreword by: Charles E. Reed

• ISBN13: 9780632041756
• ISBN10: 0632041757
• Edition: 2nd
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-10-01
• Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

Summary

The second edition of this highly acclaimed text has been extensively revised and greatly expanded to reflect the considerable advances made in our understanding of the mechanisms of asthma and rhinitis.Containing the contributions of 242 experts of international standing, presented in 133 chapters, Asthma and Rhinitis provides an up-to-date, authoritative reference for both the clinician and scientist. The global approach given in this book mirrors the universal approach to the understanding of allergic disease.The editors have carried out a thorough and radical revision of the content by adding 6 new sections and 44 new chapters. Most of this expansion is due to greatly increased coverage of the clinical aspects of asthma, with new sections on childhood asthma and on drug treatment (each drug class has its own chapter). Also, the expansion of research into the genetic basis of asthma has necessitated a whole new section on Genetics, comprising some six chapters. There are also new chapters on adult-onset asthma and the relationship of asthma to sinusitis. A new section on Asthma in Special Circumstances includes chapters on asthma in pregnancy, asthma and surgery, asthma in the elderly and asthma in the context of critical care. In bringing the Second Edition fully up to date, the book has inevitably increased in size, and is now presented in two volumes.The second edition of Asthma and Rhinitis will continue the tradition of its predecessor of providing an up-to-the-minute reference for all those involved in the management of, and research into, asthma and rhinitis.

Table of Contents

Contributors	xi
Foreword	xix
Preface to Second Edition	xx
Preface to First Edition	xxi
Volume 1
Part 1: Disease Classification
Asthma: clinical descriptions and definitions	3	(3)
John B.L. Howell
Rhinitis: the spectrum of the disease	6	(11)
Paul B. Van Cauwenberge
De-Yun Wang
Koen J.A.O. Ingels
Claus Bachert
Part 2: Epidemiology
Epidemiology of asthma	17	(16)
Deborah Jarvis
Peter Burney
Epidemiology of rhinitis	33	(10)
David P. Strachan
Epidemiology of occupational asthma	43	(13)
Moira Chan-Yeung
Jean-Luc Malo
Epidemiology of asthma mortality	56	(17)
Nell Pearce
Richard Beasley
Julian Crane
Carl Burgess
Part 3: Genetics
Genetic approaches to studying asthma	73	(7)
Jane Wilkinson
Antigen and transgenic modelling of asthma and airways hyperreactivity	80	(17)
Gregory P. Geba
Jack A. Elias
The use of small animal models in the study of asthma	97	(26)
Ivan M. Richards
Jia En Chin
Genetics of atopy	123	(11)
Jane Wilkinson
W. Martin Howell
Genetics of asthma and bronchial hyperresponsiveness	134	(10)
Deborah A. Meyers
Dirkje S. Postma
Eugene R. Bleecker
Genetic and molecular regulation of β2-adrenergic receptors	144	(13)
Stephen B. Liggett
Part 4: Anatomy, Development and Physiology
Nasal airways	157	(7)
Ronald Eccles
Structural, immunological and neural elements of the normal human airway wall	164	(29)
Peter K. Jeffery
Part 5: Pathology
The pathology of fatal asthma	193	(10)
Linda J. Holloway
Richard Beasley
William R. Roche
Alan L. James
The pathology of asthma of varying severity	203	(4)
William R. Roche
Bronchoalveolar lavage in studies of asthma	207	(16)
William J. Calhoun
Mark C. Liu
Nasal polyposis: a model of chronic airways inflammation	223	(9)
Manel Jordana
Koichi Nakano
Atsuko Nakano
Judah Denburg
Claudio Mastruzzo
Allergic and non-allergic rhinitis	232	(13)
Morgan Andersson
Lennart Greiff
Christer Svensson
Carl G.A. Persson
Part 6: Mast Cells and Basophils
Development and maturation of mast cells and basophils	245	(15)
Menachem Rottem
Dean D. Metcalfe
Mast cells and basophils: IgE and its receptors	260	(15)
Daniel H. conrad
Thomas F. Huff
Human mast cells and basophils: heterogeneity and mediators	275	(21)
Carole A. Oskeritzian
Lawrence B. Schwartz
Mechanisms of mast cell activation	296	(15)
Edward S. Schulman
Rihab R. Yassin
Stephen P. Peters
Mast cells in rhinitis	311	(8)
Minoru Okuda
Mast cells in asthma	319	(20)
Peter Bradding
Basophils in airways disease	339	(12)
Donald W. Macglashan Jr
Part 7: Eosinophils
Human eosinophils---development, maturation and functional morphology	351	(22)
Peter F. Weller
Ann M. Dvorak
Mechanisms of eosinophil activation	373	(21)
Julie B. Sedgwick
Makoto Nagata
Eosinophil mediators	394	(35)
Kimm J. Hamann
Ivor Douglas
Redwan Moqbel
The eosinophil and asthma	429	(51)
Gerald J. Gleich
Cheryl R. Adolphson
Hirohito Kita
Eosinophils and rhinitis	480	(23)
Peter H. Howarth
Susan J. Wilson
Part 8: Neutrophils and Platelets
Neutrophils and their mediators in asthma	503	(15)
Peter M. Henson
Sally E. Wenzel
Neutrophils and asthma	518	(13)
Alberto Papi
Piera Boschetto
Gaetano Caramori
Leonardo M. Fabbri
Platelets	531	(12)
Clive P. Page
Part 9: Lymphocytes
Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue of the lung: localization, numbers and dynamics of lymphoid cells in the five different compartments	543	(14)
Reinhard Pabst
Lymphocyte substances in allergic diseases	557	(20)
Sergio Romagnani
Mario Ricci
Cytokines in allergic airway disease	577	(20)
James G. Zangrilli
Stephen P. Peters
Regulation of immunoglobulin E synthesis	597	(6)
Donata Vercelli
Raif S. Geha
The lymphocyte in asthma	603	(13)
Christopher J. Corrigan
The lymphocyte in rhinitis	616	(7)
Stephen R. Durham
Stephen J. Till
Functional heterogeneity of T-lymphocytes in the development of airway hyperresponsiveness	623	(14)
Erwin W. Gelfand
Part 10: Macrophages, Monocytes and Dendritic Cells
Alveolar macrophages in asthma	637	(13)
William J. Calhoun
Shoobha S. Daftary
Nizar N. Jarjour
Professional antigen-presenting cells	650	(21)
William B. Smith
Patrick G. Holt
Antigen presentation in the asthmatic lung	671	(20)
Vanya Gant
Part 11: Microvasculature
The role and contribution of adhesion molecules to asthma and pulmonary disease	691	(11)
Horace M. Delisser
Leukocyte-endothelial adhesion	702	(19)
james M. Stark
Microvascular anatomy of the airways	721	(11)
John G. Widdicombe
In vivo processes of exudative airway inflammation with ultimate cosinophil activation and epithelial injury-repair	732	(13)
Carl G.A. Persson
Jonas S. Erjefalt
Magnus Korsgren
Morgan Andersson
Lennart Greiff
Christer Svensson
Vascular mechanisms in asthma	745	(16)
Adam Wanner
Part 12: Epithelial Cells
Structure, composition and function of airway surface liquid	761	(10)
Jonathan H. Widdicombe
Mediator functions of epithelial cells	771	(13)
David B. Jacoby
Regulation of epithelial-leukocyte interaction and epithelial immune-response genes	784	(17)
Michael J. Holtzman
Mario Castro
Dwight C. Look
Mary O'Sullivan
Michael J. Walter
Epithelial cells: regulation of mucus secretion	801	(16)
Stewart J. Levine
Pierre Larivee
James H. Shelhamer
Epithelial damage in asthma	817	(24)
Steven R. White
Alan R. Leff
Epithelial cell dysfunction in rhinitis	841	(16)
Jagdish L. Devalia
Csaba Rusznak
Robert J. Davies
Part 13: Neuroregulation
Neuroanatomy of the airways	857	(9)
David R. Springall
Julia M. Polak
Functional activity of lower airway nerves	866	(25)
Thomas B. Casale
James N. Baraniuk
Airway neuropeptides	891	(18)
Peter J. Barnes
Neural reflex pathways in rhinitis	909	(5)
J. Shavan Lacroix
Didier D. Malis
Jan M. Lundberg
Muscarinic receptors	914	(13)
Allison D. Fryer
Neural regulation of the immune response	927	(18)
Bradley J. Undem
Allen C. Myers
Neurorgulation of mucosal vasculature	945	(16)
Sonya Malekzadeh
Howard M. Druce
James N. Baraniuk
Part 14: Mediators of Inflammation
Histamine and its receptors	961	(7)
Richard Wood-Baker
The roles of neutral proteases in asthma and rhinitis	968	(31)
Andrew F. Walls
Prostanoids	999	(15)
Steven R. Kleeberger
Arthur N. Freed
Leukotrienes	1014	(13)
Jeffrey M. Drazen
Adenosine: its contribution to our understanding of asthma	1027	(11)
Gerrard D. Phillips
Stephen T. Holgate
Chemokines and eosinophils	1038	(9)
Adele Hartnell
James E. Pease
Dolores M. Conroy
Timothy J. Williams
Kinins	1047	(16)
Bruce L. Zuraw
Sandra C. Christiansen
Chemokines	1063	(20)
Rafeul Alam
Index
Volume 2
Part 15: Role of Allergens in Airway Disease
Aerobiology	1083	(24)
Jean C. Emberlin
The molecular biology of allergens	1107	(36)
Geoffrey A. Stewart
House-dust mite proteinase allergens and their interaction with the bronchial epithelium	1143	(14)
Clive Robinson
Hong Wan
Helen L. Winton
Carolyn A. Herbert
Patrick C. Ring
David R. Garrod
The role of house-dust mite and other allergens in asthma	1157	(15)
Andrew Murphy
Leslie J. Newman Jr
Thomass A.E. Platts-Mills
The early and late asthmatic response to allergen	1172	(14)
Arthur E. Varner
Robert F. Lemanske Jr
Primary allergic sensitization to inhalant allergens: adult responder phenotype is determined during early childhood	1186	(11)
Patrick G. Holt
The role of environmental allergens in rhinitis	1197	(8)
Leslie C. Grammer
Part 16: Pathophysiology
Animal models of asthma	1205	(23)
William M. Abraham
Animal models of rhinitis	1228	(9)
Peter H. Howarth
Hiroko Saito
Airway mechanics in asthma	1237	(11)
David H. Eidelman
Charlles G. Irvin
Airway hyperresponsiveness	1248	(13)
Giuseppe N. Colasurdo
Gary L. Larsen
Nasal hyperresponsiveness	1261	(12)
Niels Mygind
Ronald Dahl
Morgan Andersson
Inflammatory mechanisms in airway hyperresponsiveness	1273	(9)
Ellinor A. C. Adelroth
Paul M. O'Byrne
Mechanisms of cough	1282	(21)
J. Mark Madison
Richard S. Irwin
Mechanisms of nocturnal asthma	1303	(12)
Richard J. Martin
Aspirin-sensitive asthma	1315	(11)
Robert K. Bush
Donald W. Asbury
Transcription factors in asthma	1326	(14)
Ian M. Adcock
Peter J. Barnes
Interrelationship between asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	1340	(15)
Dirkje S. Postma
Intrinsic asthma	1355	(26)
J. Christian Virchow Jr
Part 17: Smooth Muscle Response
The physiology of airway smooth muscle, and its dynamics in the bronchial wall during development and in maturity	1381	(21)
Malcolm P. Sparrow
Howard W. Mitchell
The role of inflammation in the regulation of airway smooth muscle cell function and growth	1402	(12)
Aili L. Lazaar
Yassine Amrani
Reynold A. Panetteri Jr
Airway smooth muscle dysfunction in asthma	1414	(11)
R. Robert Schellenberg
Epithelial control over smooth-muscle responsiveness	1425	(12)
Gert Folkerts
Frans P. Nijkamp
Part 18: Exercise-Induced Asthma
Exercise-induced asthma: clinical manifestations	1437	(12)
Ephraim Bar-Yishay
Simon Goderey
Dry-air and hyperosmolar challenge in asthma and rhinitis	1449	(20)
Sandra D. Anderson
Alkis G. Togias
Vascular mechanisms in exercise-induced asthma	1469	(12)
Ileen A. Gilbert
E.R. Mcfadden Jr
Part 19: Infectious Mechanisms in Asthma and Rhinitis
Common colds and respiratory viruses	1481	(12)
Philip J. Bates
Sebastian L. Johnston
Effects of viral infections on lower airway function	1493	(17)
James E. Gern
Ronald Sorkness
William W. Busse
Otitis media and sinusitis	1510	(31)
David P. Skoner
Gilbert A. Friday
Margaretha L. Casselbrant
Part 20: Mechanisms of Action of Drugs for the Treatment of Asthma and Rhinitis
Mechanisms of action of β2-adrenoceptor agonists	1541	(17)
Malcolm Johnson
Methylxanthines and phosphodiesterase inhibitors	1558	(11)
Peter J. Barnes
Glucocorticoids in asthma and rhinitis	1569	(13)
Alan K. Kamada
Stanley J. Szefler
Glucocorticoid-insensitive bronchial asthma	1582	(9)
Tak H. Lee
Donald Y.M. Leung
Non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs in asthma	1591	(15)
Anthony P. Sampson
Stephen T. Holgate
Immunosuppressants	1606	(14)
Onn Min Kon
Neil C. Barnes
Antileukotrienes	1620	(23)
Sven-Erik Dahlen
Antihistamines in rhinitis and asthma	1643	(17)
F. Esteller R. Simons
Antiallergic and vasoactive drugs for rhinitis	1660	(9)
Moises A. Calderon-Zapata
Robert J. Davies
Activation of allergen-reactive T-lymphocytes and mechanisms of hyposensitization	1669	(18)
Jennifer M. Roll
Jonathan R. Lamb
Robyn E. O'Hehir
Specific immunotherapy in allergic rhinitis and asthma	1687	(20)
Pascal Demoly
Francois B. Michel
Jean Bousquet
Antiallergic drugs	1707	(12)
Alan M. Edwards
Drug delivery devices and propellants	1719	(16)
Myrna Dolovich
Chet Leach
Part 21: Clinical Management of Asthma
Diagnosis in adults	1735	(9)
G. Ian Town
Prevention of asthma	1744	(22)
Guy B. Marks
Jennifer K. Peat
Deborah Baker
Margaret Williamson
Euan R. Tovey
Treatment of chronic asthma	1766	(10)
Romain Pauwels
Education and training	1776	(10)
Susan Janson
Virginia S. Taggart
The health economics of asthma	1786	(7)
Kevin B. Weiss
Sean D. Sullivan
Outcome measures in asthma management	1793	(18)
Paul W. Jones
Part 22: Asthma in Special Circumstances
Asthma and rhinitis during pregnancy	1811	(16)
Michael Schatz
Asthma and surgery	1827	(12)
Lewis J. Smith
Christopher Winslow
Management of exercise-induced bronchoconstriction	1839	(9)
Mark D. Inman
Paul M. O'Byrne
Critical care management	1848	(16)
Thomas Corbridge
Jesse B. Hall
Recalcitrant asthma	1864	(16)
Harold S. Nelson
Anaphylaxis	1880	(10)
Pamela W. Ewan
Asthma in theelderly	1890	(9)
M. Tracey A. Villar
Lindsey Dow
Part 23: Management of Asthma in Childhood
The wheezing infant and young child	1899	(15)
Michael Silverman
Nicola Wilson
Development of asthma through childhood	1914	(11)
Fernando D. Martinez
Asthma through childhood	1925	(10)
Louis I. Landau
Peter N. Le Souef
Treatment of chronic asthma	1935	(9)
John O. Warner
The management of acute severe asthma in children	1944	(17)
H. William Kelly
Shirley J. Murphy
Risk-benefit of asthma therapy in children: topical corticosteroids	1961	(32)
Soren Pedersen
Risk-benefit of asthma therapy: non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs	1993	(9)
Peter Konig
The natural history of childhood asthma	2002
Malcolm R. Sears
Index