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Recent Advances in Clinical Nuclear Medicine

With regard to the pattern of asthma in infants and young children under 4 years old the clinical manifestations are imprecise. An attack of infection with respiratory syncytial virus may simulate asthma on one occasion but not on subsequent ones; infections with parainfluenza viruses can also lead to wheezing as single incidents. Repeated wheezing in infants is to be considered as allergic unless disproved. Asthma in the toddler mostly presents as wheezing bronchitis, which is nearly always treated as infection followed by a succession of useless surgical interventions. It is therefore not unwise to label it as asthma, as the author suggests. Apart from these minor strictures, which really apply only to the medical reader, the book is to be strongly commended to parents of asthmatic children and others.