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Treatment of COPD: from pharmacological to instrumental therapies

M. Alifano, A. Cuvelier, A. Delage, N. Roche, B. Lamia, L. C. Molano, L-J Couderc, C-H Marquette, P. Devillier
European Respiratory Review 2010 19: 7-23; DOI: 10.1183/09059180.00008009
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    The Zephyr valve system (Emphasys Medical, Redwood City, CA, USA). A: bird’s beak unilateral valve; B: metallic nitinol structure; C: polyurethane membrane.

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    The Zephyr valve in vivo. The valve was implanted at the orifice of a sub-segmental bronchus. The images show a closed valve on inspiration (a) which opens on expiration (b).

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    Left upper lobe complete atelectasis 2 days after implantation of four endobronchial valves into the left upper lobe in a patient with emphysema. a) Chest radiograph after implantation of the valve. Computed tomography scan b) before and c) after implantation. The left upper lobe is circled in red and the lower lobe in blue.

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    Annual loss in forced expiratory volume in 1 s(FEV1) in the TORCH and UPLIFT trials by treatment group

    StudyTreatment armAnnual loss in FEV1 mL
    TORCH#Salmeterol/fluticasone combination39
    Salmeterol42
    Fluticasone42
    Placebo55
    UPLIFT: whole population¶Tiotropium40
    Control42
    UPLIFT: patients with no ICS/LABATiotropium40
    Control47
    • ICS: inhaled corticosteroids; LABA: long-acting β2-agonists. #: LABA or ICS were not authorised in the TORCH trial; ¶: ICS and LABA were authorised as concomitant treatments in the UPLIFT trial. Data taken from [8, 9].

  • Table. 2—

    Long-term results of lung volume reduction surgery in a cohort of 250 patients

    OutcomeBaseline1 yr3 yrs5 yrs
    Survival rate %NA948468
    Mean FEV1 % pred25383430
    Patients requiring LTOT %611223
    Mean 6MWD m280 m pre-rehabilitation 348 m post-rehabilitation408387351
    • FEV1: forced expiratory volume in 1 s; % pred: % predicted; LTOT: long-term oxygen therapy; 6MWD: 6-min walk distance; NA: not applicable. Data taken from [114].

  • Table. 3—

    Results of the NETT trial

    OutcomeBaseline6 months12 months24 months
    >10 W increase in exercise capacity %NA28 versus 422 versus 515 versus 3
    Mean Pa,O2 mmHg65 versus 6570 versus 6469 versus 6468 versus 62
    • Pa,O2: arterial oxygen tension; NA: not applicable. Data taken from [27–29].

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Treatment of COPD: from pharmacological to instrumental therapies
M. Alifano, A. Cuvelier, A. Delage, N. Roche, B. Lamia, L. C. Molano, L-J Couderc, C-H Marquette, P. Devillier
European Respiratory Review Mar 2010, 19 (115) 7-23; DOI: 10.1183/09059180.00008009

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Treatment of COPD: from pharmacological to instrumental therapies
M. Alifano, A. Cuvelier, A. Delage, N. Roche, B. Lamia, L. C. Molano, L-J Couderc, C-H Marquette, P. Devillier
European Respiratory Review Mar 2010, 19 (115) 7-23; DOI: 10.1183/09059180.00008009
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