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Continuous Alternating Therapies: A Clinical Perspective

Volume 8, Issue 11.

In this issue:

Inhaled antibiotics have become the foundation of treating chronic respiratory tract Pseudomonas infection in individuals with cystic fibrosis. But what happens when inhaled monotherapy doesn’t sufficiently manage the symptoms? Which patients are appropriate candidates for treatment with multiple inhaled agents?  Which medications are appropriate for continuous alternating therapy (CAT)?

In this Issue, Dr. Elliott Dasenbrook from the Cleveland Clinic brings the evidence he analyzed in his recent eCysticFibrosis Review Newsletter issue (Vol 8; Issue 10) into the clinic to help guide clinical decision-making.

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Future Landscape of CFTR Modulators

Volume 6, Issue 12.

Claire Wainwright, FRACP, MD and Tonia Douglas, MD cover the important topic of the Future Landscape of CFTR Modulators in the format of case-study scenarios for the clinical practice.

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa Eradication and Outcomes: Key Questions

Volume 6, Issue 10.

Christopher Oermann, MD covers the important topic of the Pseudomonas Eradication in the format of case-study scenarios for the clinical practice.

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Trends in Inhaled Antibiotic Therapy

Volume 6, Issue 6.

Daniel Heintz, MD and Karen McCoy, MD cover the important topic of Trends in Inhaled Antibiotic Therapy in the format of case-study scenarios for the clinical practice.

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The Current State of CFTR Modification

Volume 6, Issue 2.

In this issue we are joined by one of our Program Directors, Dr. Noah Lechtzin from the Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Lechtzin will address the current state of CFTR modification and how it can be applied in practice.

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Breaking Coverage of CAT trial

Special Edition 2015, Part 4.

Join us as Dr. Patrick Flume of the Medical University of South Carolina interviews Dr. Stuart Elborn of Queen’s University in Belfast, Ireland. Dr. Elborn discusses the implications of the CAT study and how it effects his practice.

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Breaking Coverage of CAT trial

Special Edition 2015, Part 3.

Join us as Dr. Patrick Flume of the Medical University of South Carolina interviews Dr. JP Clancy of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Dr. Clancy discusses the implications of the CAT study and how it effect his practice.

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Breaking Coverage of CAT trial

Special Edition 2015, Part 2.

Join us as Dr. Patrick Flume of the Medical University of South Carolina interviews Dr. Scott Bell of the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute. Dr. Bell discusses the implications of the CAT study and how it will effect his practice.

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Breaking Coverage of CAT trial

Special Edition 2015, Part 1.

Join us as Dr. Peter Mogayzel of the Johns Hopkins University discusses the design and findings for the CAT study with Dr. Patrick Flume of the Medical University of South Carolina. Learn about the importance of the study and how it may effect your practice.

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Featured Cases: New Inhalation Therapies

Volume 2, Issue 12.

The eCysticFibrosis Review podcast is a clinical discussion between our November authors, Michael Boyle, MD, Elliott Dasenbrook, MD and Robert Busker, eCysticFibrosis Reviews Medical Editor. The topic is Emerging Pathogens in Cystic Fibrosis. Participants can now receive 0.5 credits per podcast after completing an online post-test via the links provided on the website page, eCysticFibrosisReview.org.

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