KOL og type 2-inflammation

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BEKÆMP INFLAMMATIONEN IKKE BIOMARKØREN

Den eosinofile celle er en vigtig biomarkør for type 2-inflammation - men ikke årsagen1

MÅSKE ER DET

TYPE 2-

INFLAMMATION

SOM ER ÅRSAG TIL KOL HOS

DIN PATIENT1,2

KOL patienter med type 2-inflammation kan have øget risiko for eksacerbationer2 32 % ØGET RISIKO FOR

Forhøjede eosinofile celler er et tegn på type 2-inflammation1 GOLD rapporten fra 2025 anerkender forhøjede blod-eosinofile celler, som en klinisk anvendelig biomarkør til identifikation af KOL hos patienter med type 2-inflammation 1

KONTROLLER RUTINEMÆSSIGT BLOD-EOS NIVEAUET HOS DINE PATIENTER MED KOL1

a Resultater fra en observationsbaseret analyse af 1553 patienter med GOLD spirometriklasse 2-4 KOL til vurdering af forholdet mellem blodets eosinofiltal og risikoen for KOL-eksacerbationer2 b Stratificeret analyse bekræftede, at den øgede risiko for eksacerbationer var drevet af patienter med en historik med hyppige eksacerbationer, defineret som ≥2 eksacerbationer pr. år.2

DER DRIVER

SYGDOMSAKTIVITETEN

IL-4 og IL-13 er vigtige og centrale spillere i aktivering af type 2-inflammation3

IL-4 IL-13

IL-4 og IL-13 fremmer aktivering og rekruttering af type 2-inflammatoriske celler, herunder eosinofiler, til lungerne, hvilket kan bidrage til airway remodellering og destruktion af lungeparaenkymet ved KOL4-13

IL-4, IL-13, og IL-5 har forskellige roller i type 2-inflammation4,6,13-23

Virus, bakterier, mikrobiom, røg/ forurenende stoffer, oxidativt stress

LUFTVEJSEPITEL

Alarminer: IL-25, IL-33, TSLP

ILC2 celler

Bægercellehyperplasi og mucusproduktion

Positiv feedback loop

Luftvejs-remodellering og fibrose

Parenkymal destruktion

Barrier disruption

Th0-celle differentierer til Th2-celle

Eosinofil differentiering i knoglemarven

Eosinofil Eosinofil trafficking til væv

FOR AT HÅNDTERE ÅRSAGEN TIL TYPE 2-

INFLAMMATIONEN, ER DET VIGTIGT AT ADRESSERE DE UNDERLIGGENDE MEKANISMER

IL-4
IL-5
IL-13
IL-13
IL-4

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