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Sampling of exhaled nitric oxide in children: end-expiratory plateau, balloon and tidal breathing methods compared by Jobsis, Q, Schellekens, SL, Kroesbergen, A, Hop, WC, de Jongste, JC

“…The aim of this study was to compare exhaled nitric oxide concentrations obtained during controlled slow exhalation, presently considered as the method of…”
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Hydrogen peroxide and nitric oxide in exhaled air of children with cystic fibrosis during antibiotic treatment by Jobsis, Q, Raatgeep, HC, Schellekens, SL, Kroesbergen, A, Hop, WC, de Jongste, JC

“…Cystic fibrosis (CF) patients characteristically have severe chronic airway inflammation associated with bacterial infection. A noninvasive marker of airway…”
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Hydrogen peroxide in exhaled air of healthy children: reference values by Jobsis, Q, Raatgeep, HC, Schellekens, SL, Hop, WC, Hermans, PW, de Jongste, JC

“…An increased content of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), a marker of inflammation, has been described in the condensate of exhaled air from adults and children with…”
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Sampling of exhaled nitric oxide in children: end-expiratory plateau, balloon and tidal breathing methods compared by Jobsis, Q, Schellekens, SL, Kroesbergen, A, Hop, WC, de Jongste, JC

“…The aim of this study was to compare exhaled nitric oxide concentrations obtained during controlled slow exhalation, presently considered as the method of…”
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Off-line sampling of exhaled air for nitric oxide measurement in children: methodological aspects by Jobsis, Q, Schellekens, S.L, Kroesbergen, A, Hop, W.C.J, de Jongste, J.C

“…Measurement of nitric oxide in exhaled air is a noninvasive method to assess airway inflammation in asthma. This study was undertaken to establish the…”
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Hydrogen peroxide in breath condensate during a common cold by Jöbsis, R Q, Schellekens, S L, Fakkel-Kroesbergen, A, Raatgeep, R H, de Jongste, J C

“…Background: Hydrogen peroxide (H_2O_2 ) in exhaled air condensate is elevated in inflammatory disorders of the lower respiratory tract. It is unknown whether…”
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