Mustafa J, Yunus F, Wiyono WH. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):8-16. Abstract Introduction: Prevalence of asthma in children in Indonesia varies from 2.1% to 32.2% depends on location of the study, and method of study. However, the prevalence of asthma in children in central of Jakarta – polluted area were unknown. Methods: This study using the […]
Archives for January, 2012
Juhariyah S, Djajalaksana S, Sartono TR, Ridwan M. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):17-24. Abstract Introduction: Asthma is a chronic lung disease that can affect daily activities and quality of life of sufferers. As with other chronic lung diseases, this state allows performed pulmonary rehabilitation program. Methods: A total of thirty-four patients with persistent moderate asthma bronkiale […]
Syahruddin E, Marlina N, Hudoyo A. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):25-35. Abstract Introduction: Standard chemotherapy for non-small cell lung cancer is platinum based regiment. Cisplatin is one the most potent anti-cancer agent that widely used for lung cancer. Meta-analysis results shows cisplatin has efficacy superior than carboplatin. In our experient, carboplatin based more often used in […]
Kurniawidjaja LM, Sofia NA, Hendra, Pudjadi E, Lestari F, Tejamaya M. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):36-43. ABSTRACT Introduction : Respiratory tract is one of BTX target organ. This research aims to investigate the lung health risks related to BTX exposure among home based informal footwear workers in Ciomas, in order to get scientific reference for Maximum […]
Susanto YS, Sari FR. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):44-52. Abstract Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is an acute respiratory disease that requires intensive care treatment with high mortality rates up to 60%. Acute repiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) could be due to pulmonary disorders (aspiration, pneumonia) and extrapulmonary disorders (sepsis, severe injury). Spesific prevention for ALI/ARDS are […]
Tanuwihardja RK, Susanto AD. J Respir Indones. 2012;32(1):53-61. Abstract Tobacco is a worlwide problem. The World Heatlh Organization (WHO) predicted that approximately 2.5 billion smoker worldwide with twothirds are in developing countries. Indonesia is ranked third among 10 countries with highest number of smoker, after China and India. Riset Kesehatan Dasar (RISKESDAS) in 2007 showed […]