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IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

The UNAIR group is a multidisciplinary team composed of professionals from various specialties focused on the study of airway disorders involving chronic inflammation in both children and adults. It encompasses the study of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of common diseases such as asthma and rhinitis, as well as other conditions considered rare diseases, such as cystic fibrosis and primary ciliary dyskinesia. The group members have clinical and research experience, including participation in clinical trials. The group has a long history of working at Team, leveraging the synergies between the various medical fields represented by the researchers and sharing objectives, facilities, and staff.

Responsible researcher
  • Alfonso del Cuvillo Bernal:
    • E-mail: dr.cuvillo@comcadiz.es
    • ORCID: 0000-0003-4332-0920
Co-Principal Investigator
  • José Gregorio Soto Campos:
    • E-mail: josesoto@separ.es
    • ORCID: 0000-0003-4052-0417
Lines of research
  • Line 1: Phenotypes/endotypes of chronic inflammatory airway diseases. Precision medicine.
  • Line 2: The Impact of Chronic Inflammatory Respiratory Diseases on Traffic Safety.
  • Line 3: Chronic inflammatory diseases of the airways and cardiovascular risk.
  • Line 4: Management of chronic respiratory diseases: applications of mobile devices and big data analysis.
  • Line 5: Rare Diseases with Chronic Airway Inflammation: Cystic Fibrosis, Ciliary Dyskinesia, Churg-Strauss Syndrome, Eosinophilic Pneumonitis. Diagnosis and Management.
  • Line 6: Study of sleep apnea in children and adults. Cost-effectiveness of screening and prioritization methods in the diagnosis of sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome in children.
  • Line 7: Tuberculosis in children. Drug-resistant tuberculosis.
Keywords
  • # Inflammation
  • # Air Route
  • # Asthma
  • # Rare Diseases

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

Responsible researcher
IN57: Enfermedades inflamatorias crónicas de las vías respiratorias “United Airways” (UNAIR) - INiBICA

Alfonso del Cuvillo Bernal:

  • E-mail: dr.cuvillo@comcadiz.es
  • ORCID: 0000-0003-4332-0920
Co-Principal Investigator
IN57: Enfermedades inflamatorias crónicas de las vías respiratorias “United Airways” (UNAIR) - INiBICA

José Gregorio Soto Campos:

  • E-mail: josesoto@separ.es
  • ORCID: 0000-0003-4052-0417
Members of the Team
  • Principal Investigators:
    • Alfonso del Cuvillo Bernal (PI).
    • José Gregorio Soto Campos (Co-IR).
  • Researchers:
    • Carmen Aragón Fernández.
    • David Gómez-Pastrana Durán.
    • Francisco Valenzuela Mateos.
    • Francisco Pérez Grimaldi.
    • Juan Manuel Sánchez Calvo.
    • María Cruz Díaz Colom.
    • Josefa Rojas Villegas.
    • Lorena Perea Benítez.
    • Mónica Soto Gutiérrez.
    • Vanesa García Ruiz.

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

Production

Find all of the group's publications ( Projects, Patents , and Publications) on the I+Salud Portal of the Andalusian Public Health System:

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

IN57: Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Respiratory Tract “United Airways” (UNAIR)

Networks

This groupis an active participant in the following groups: Networks:

pTBred. Spanish Network for the Study of Pediatric Tuberculosis

Visit the website: https://www.aeped.es/ptbred

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