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Figure9-1 Managementalgorithmbasedonlevelofcontrol.ICS,inhaledcorticosteroids;IL,interleukin;LABA,long-acting
β2-agonist;LAMA,long-actingmuscarinic antagonist; LTRA,leukotriene receptor antagonist;SABA,short-acting β2-agonist.
*Figurereflects recommendations foradults andadolescents aged12+years.(Copyright©2022Global Initiative forAsthma,
usedwithexpresspermission,www.ginasthma.org)
PharmacologicTherapies
Whenchoosingatreatmentregimen,thepatient’sasthmaseverityshouldbeclassifiedasdescribed
above.
SHORT-ACTINGΒ2-AGONISTS
Regardlessofasthmaseverity,allpatientswithasthmashouldhaveaccesstoquick-reliefmedications
used on an as-needed basis for treatment of symptoms and exacerbations (via either MDI or
nebulization).
Traditionally, for intermittentasthma,SABAs should be usedonan as-needed basis (e.g.,albuterol,
two puffs q6h). Additionally, SABAs are considered the drug of choice for preventing exerciseinducedbronchoconstriction.
AllSABAsnowusehydrofluoroalkane asa propellant.Theyshouldbeprimedwith fourpuffswhen
firstusedandagainifnotusedover2weeks.
The Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) now recommends against using SABA-only treatment for
mild asthmainthe GINA2019 and2020 strategy report. Thisis based on data thatseriousadverse
events from asthma canoccurinthose patientswithinfrequent symptoms andthat SABA overuseis
associated with risk of poor outcomes. However, the National Asthma Education and Prevention
Program (NAEPP) EPR-4 update did not specifically address this issue and SABAs remain the
treatmentofchoiceformildintermittentasthmaaccordingtotheNAEPP.
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INHALEDCORTICOSTEROIDS
ICSinhalersaregenerallyadministeredviaadrypowderinhaler,MDIwithaspacingdevice,orcan
benebulized(Table9-14).
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TABLE9-14
COMPARATIVEDAILYADULTDOSAGESFORINHALEDCORTICOSTEROIDS
Drug LowDose
(μg)
MediumDose
(μg)
HighDose
(μg)
BeclomethasoneHFA(40or80μg/puff) 80–240 >240–480 >480
BudesonideDPI(90,180,or200μg/dose) 180–600 >600–1200 >1200
Budesonidenebulizedrespules(250,500,or
1000μg/respules)
250–500 >500–1000 >1000
CiclesonideHFA(80or160μg/puff) 160–320 >320–640 >640
FluticasonepropionateHFA(44,110,or
220μg/puff)
88–264 >264–440 >440
Fluticasonefuroate(100,220μg/puff) 100–300 >300–500 >500
MometasonefuroateDPI(110or220μg/puff) 220 440 >440
Datafromthe2020GINAReport:GlobalStrategyforAsthmaManagementandPrevention.GlobalInitiativeforAsthma–GINA.
Updated2020.AccessedFebruary24,2021.https://ginasthma.org/gina-reports/andNAEPPThirdExpertPanelonthe
DiagnosisandManagementofAsthma.AccessedFebruary24,2021.https://www.jacionline.org/action/showPdf?pii=S0091-
6749%2820%2931404-4
DPI,drypowderinhaler;HFA,hydrofluoralkane;MDI,metered-doseinhaler.
Systemic corticosteroid absorption can occur in patients who use high doses of ICS. Consequently,
prolongedtherapywithhigh-doseICSshouldbereservedforpatientswithseverediseaseorforthose
whootherwiserequireoralcorticosteroids.
PharmacologicalinhibitorsofcytochromeP450mayreducesteroideliminationinpatientsonICS,thus
increasingsteroidsideeffects.
AttemptsshouldbemadetodecreasethedoseofICSevery2–3monthstothelowestpossibledoseto
maintaincontrol.
Traditionally,patientswithmildpersistentasthmaaretreatedwithadailymaintenancelow-doseICSs
that are to be taken as prescribed regardless of symptoms. Patients are further instructed to take a
SABAwithsymptoms.
COMBINATIONTHERAPY
Alternative regimens in moderate persistent asthma include a maintenance low-dose ICS/LABA (or
medium-doseICS)takenasamaintenanceinhalerwithaSABAusedasneeded.
In addition, the treatment of moderatepersistent asthma can include a low-dose ICS/LAMA. At the
momenttiotropium(Spiriva)is theonlyFDA-approvedstand-alonemuscarinic antagonistforasthma
specifically.
Alow-doseICSplusaleukotrienemodifier(LTM)ortheophyllinecanbeconsideredbutisgenerally
lesspreferred.
REGIMENUSINGICS/FORMOTEROL
Formoterol is a LABA, but it can provide relief of symptoms quickly (similar to SABAs) due to
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formoterol’srapidonsetofactionascomparedtootherLABAs.Usingthischaracteristic,severalasneededoptionsforICS/formoterol havebeenstudiedandshownefficacy.41However,atthemoment,
thesetreatmentmethodsarestilloff-labelintheUS.
Low-doseICSincombinationwithformoterol usedasneededcanbeanoptionfortreatmentofmild
asthmaratherthanamaintenanceICSandas-neededSABA.
Single maintenance and reliever therapy(SMART)usesa low- or medium-doseICScombinedwith
formoterol ona maintenancebasis andas needed for relief of asthma symptoms. SMART has been
shown to reduceexacerbations and is a preferred treatment for mild or mild tomoderate persistent
asthma.
LEUKOTRIENEAGENTS
Leukotrienesaremediatorsintheinflammatorycascade.
LTMsincludemontelukastandzafirlukast,whichareoralleukotrienereceptorantagonists(LTRA),
andzileuton,whichisanoral5-lipoxygenaseinhibitor.
Thesemedicationscanbeconsideredasanalternativefirst-linemedicationformildpersistentasthma
andasanadd-ontoICSformoresevereformsofasthma.
In particular, these medications should be considered for patients with aspirin-sensitive asthma,
exercise-inducedbronchoconstriction,concurrentallergicrhinitis,orinindividualswhocannotmaster
theuseofaninhaler.
PharmacologicTherapiesinSeverePersistentAsthma
Optimal treatment of severe persistent asthma is of the utmost importance given the high degree of
morbidityandmortalityinthisgroupanddeservesparticularattention.
Treatment of severe persistent asthma generally involves the use of a medium-dose or high-dose
ICS/LABA as a maintenance inhaler. However, use of a LAMA in the place of a LABA can be
considered.
In patients notcontrolled onhigh-dose ICS/LABA therapy, consideration should be givento add-on
therapywithtiotropiumoranLTM.
Selectedpatientswhohaveuncontrolledasthmadespitetheuseofhigh-doseICS/LABAtherapyandin
whommedicationadherenceisnotanissueshouldbecarefullyconsideredforbiologictherapy.
Biologic therapywith monoclonalantibodies against IgEandinterleukin(IL)-4, IL-5, andIL-13 has
beenshowntobe highlyeffective incertainpatientswithseverepersistentasthmanotcontrolledon
highdosesofICSpluslong-actingbronchodilators(seeTable9-15).
OmalizumabisamonoclonalantibodyagainstIgEthathasbeenshowntoreduceexacerbationrates,
decrease emergency healthcare utilization, and improve asthma-related quality of life in patients
with moderate to severe persistent allergic asthmawith a demonstrable sensitivityto a perennial
allergenandincompletesymptomcontrolwithICS.
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TABLE9-15
FDA-APPROVEDBIOLOGICSFORASTHMA
Biologic
Medication
Mechanism
ofAction
Indication Dosingand
Administration
Omalizumab Bindsfree ≥6yoldwithmoderatetoseverepersistent 150–375mg
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IgE asthma,anIgElevelof30–700IU/mL(US
≥12y)and30–1300IU/mL(US6–11y),and
positiveIgEspecifictestsorskintestingtoa
perennialallergen.
SCq2-4weeks
dependingon
IgElevel
Mepolizumab BindstoIL-5
ligand
≥12yold(US)or≥6yold(EU)withsevere
eosinophilicasthmaunresponsivetoGINA
Step4–5therapy.SerumAEC≥150–300
cells/μL.
100mgSC
q4wk
Reslizumab BindstoIL-5
ligand
≥18yoldwithsevereeosinophilicasthma
unresponsivetoGINAStep4–5therapy.
SerumAEC≥400cells/μL.
3mg/kgIV
q4wk
Benralizumab BindstoIL-5
receptorα
≥12yoldwithsevereeosinophilicasthma
unresponsivetoGINAStep4–5therapy.
SerumAEC≥300cells/μL.
30mgSCq4wk
forfirstthree
dosesfollowed
by30mgq8wk
Dupilumab BindstoIL-4
receptorα;
blocks
signalingof
IL-4andIL13
≥12yoldwithsevereeosinophilicasthma
unresponsivetoGINAStep4–5therapy.
SerumAEC≥150cells/μLorFeNO≥25ppb.
400–600mg
SCloading
doseinitially
followedby
200–300mg
SCq2wk
AEC, absolute eosinophil count; FeNO, fractional nitric oxide concentration in exhaled breath; GINA, Global Initiative for
Asthma;IL,interleukin;IU,internationalunit.
Mepolizumab and reslizumab are humanized monoclonal antibodies against IL-5, which reduce
eosinophilic inflammation and have been shown to significantly reduce the frequency of
exacerbations and hospitalizations in patients with severe asthma. Mepolizumab is delivered
subcutaneously(andcannowbeself-administeredathome),whilereslizumabisdeliveredbasedon
weightdosingintravenously.
43,44
BenralizumabisamonoclonalantibodydirectedagainsttheαreceptorofIL-5thathasbeenshown
tosignificantlydecrease exacerbations, improve lung function, andreducesystemic corticosteroid
exposureinpatientswithsevere,steroid-dependentasthma.Benralizumabcanbeself-administered
athomeandcarriesthebenefitofevery8weekdosing(afterthefirstthreedoses).
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DupilumabisahumanmonoclonalantibodyagainsttheαreceptorofIL-4thatblockssignalingfor
IL-4andIL-13.Amongpatientswithuncontrolledsevereasthma,dupilumabwasshowntodecrease
therateofsevereexacerbation,improvelungfunction,andimproveasthmacontrol.Thiseffectwas
mostpronouncedinpatientswithaneosinophilcount>300cells/mm3orFeNO≥25ppb.Dupilumab
canbeself-administeredathomeandshouldbeadministeredevery2weeks.
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ManagementofAsthmaExacerbations
Managementofanexacerbationrequiring hospital-based care should followa treatmentalgorithm to
triagepatientsbasedonresponsetotreatment.
The response to initial treatment (three treatments with a short-acting bronchodilator every 20
minutesfor60–90minutes)canbeabetterpredictoroftheneedforhospitalizationthantheseverity
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ofanexacerbation.
Patientsathighriskofasthma-relateddeathshouldbeadvisedtoseekmedicalattentionearlyinthe
courseofanexacerbation.
A low threshold foradmissionis appropriatefor patients withrecent hospitalization, a failureof
aggressiveoutpatientmanagement(withoralcorticosteroids),orapreviouslife-threateningattack.
During an exacerbation, reversal of airflow obstruction is achieved most effectively by frequent
administrationofaninhaledSABA.
Fora mild to moderate exacerbation, initialtreatmentstartswithtwotosixpuffsofalbuterol
via MDI with a spacer or 2.5 mg via nebulizer and is repeated q20min until improvement is
obtainedortoxicityisnoted.
Forasevereexacerbation,albuterol2.5–5mgq20minwithipratropiumbromide0.5mgq20min
should be administered via nebulizer. Alternatively, albuterol 10–15 mg, administered
continuouslyoveranhour,maybemoreeffectiveinseverelyobstructedadults.Ifused,telemetry
monitoringisnecessary.
Levalbuterolfourtoeightpuffsornebulized1.25–2.5mgq20mincanbesubstitutedforalbuterol
buthasnotbeenassociatedwithfewersideeffectsinadults.
During an exacerbation, systemic corticosteroids speed the resolution of exacerbations of
asthmaandshouldbeadministeredpromptlytoallpatients.
The ideal dose of corticosteroid needed to speed recovery and limit symptoms is not well
defined.A singleordivided dailydose equivalenttoprednisone40–60mgisusuallyadequate.
Oral corticosteroid administration seems to be as effective as IV administration if given in
equivalentdoses.
For maximal therapeutic response, tapering of high-dose corticosteroids should not take place
untilobjectiveevidenceofclinicalimprovementisobserved(usually36–48hoursorwhenPEF
>70%).Initially,patientsaregivenadailydoseoforalprednisone,whichisthenreducedslowly.
A 7- to 14-day tapering dose of prednisone is usually successful in combination with an ICS
instituted at the beginning of the tapering schedule. In patients with severe disease or with a
historyofrespiratoryfailure,aslowerdosereductionisappropriate.
Patientsdischargedfrom theED should receive oral corticosteroids. Adose of prednisone, 40
mg/day for 5–7 days, can be substituted for a tapering schedule in selected patients. Either
regimenshouldbeaccompaniedbytheinitiationofanICSoranincreaseinthepreviousdoseof
ICS.
For selected patients having a mild or moderate exacerbation, an alternative to oral
corticosteroidsisarecommendationthatpatientshavinganexacerbationquadrupletheirICS.
OtherAsthmaTherapies
Methylxanthines:Theophyllinehashistoricalutilityinthemanagementofasthmabutshouldbealastlineoptiongiventhewidevarietyofoptionswithlesstoxicity.
IVmagnesiumsulfate:Duringasevereexacerbationrefractorytostandardtreatmentover1hour,one
doseof2gIVover20minutesintheEDshouldbeconsidered.Ithasbeenshowntoacutelyimprove
lungfunctionespeciallyinthosewithsevere,life-threateningexacerbations.
Inhaled heliox: During a severe exacerbation refractory to standard treatment over 1 hour, helioxdrivenalbuterolnebulizationinamixturewithoxygen(70:30)shouldbeconsidered.Ithasbeenshown
toacutelyimprovelungfunction,especiallyinthosewithsevere,life-threateningexacerbations.
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Macrolides: Antibiotics have not been shown to have any benefit when used to treat asthma
exacerbations. Although results are conflicting across trials, chronic azithromycin therapy can be
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considered in patients with severe persistent asthma who are poorly controlled despite maximal
therapy.
SC allergen immunotherapy (SCIT) can be considered in allergic patients with mild to moderate
disease with persistent symptoms despiteadherence toallergenavoidance andmedications. SCITis
relativelycontraindicatedinpatientswithsevereorunstableasthma(chronicoralcorticosteroiduseor
severeexacerbationsrequiringhospitalizationorintubationintheprevious6months).
Bronchial thermoplasty: Bronchial thermoplasty is a novel therapy for severe asthma in which a
specializedradiofrequencycatheterisintroducedthroughabronchoscopetodeliverthermalenergyto
smallerairwaystoreducesmoothmusclemasssurroundingtheairways.Bronchialthermoplastyshould
be only performed in veryselected patientsbyexperienced bronchoscopists inconjunction with an
asthmaspecialist,andideallyaspartofaclinicalregistry.
OxygenationandMechanicalVentilation
Supplementaloxygenshouldbeadministeredtothepatientwhoisawaitinganassessmentofarterial
oxygentensionandshouldbecontinuedtomaintainanoxygensaturation>92%(95%inpatientswith
coexistingcardiacdiseaseorpregnancy).
Mechanicalventilationmayberequiredforrespiratoryfailure.
General principles include use of a large endotracheal tube (≥7.5 mm), prolonged expiratory
timewithhighinspiratoryflows,andlowrespiratoryrate.PEEPshouldbepatienttargetedand
mayneedtobeupwardlyadjustedinsomecasestoavoiddevelopmentofintrinsicPEEP.
Ketamineand propofol mayprovide modest bronchodilatoryeffects in addition to sedation. After
deep sedation, paralytics may have an advantage in decreasing muscular tone and minimizing
patient–ventilatordyssynchrony.
RecenttrialshaveshownthatNIVmaybecarefullyusedinpatientswithacuteasthmaexacerbations
anddecreasestheriskofendotrachealintubation.48Dataonasurvival benefitinusingNIV inthis
groupareconflicting.
Although prospective data are lacking, extracorporeal life support may be beneficial in cases of
severeventilatoryfailureassociatedwithasthmaexacerbationsinpatientswhoaredeterioratingon
mechanicalventilation.
Lifestyle/RiskModification
DIET
Thereisnogeneraldietthatisknowntoimproveasthmacontrol.However,asmallpercentageofpatients
mayhavereproducibledeteriorationafterexposuretodietarysulfitesusedtopreventdiscolorationin
foodssuchasbeer,wine,processedpotatoes,anddriedfruit.Thesefoodsshouldbeavoidedinpatients
iftheyhavehadpriorreactionstothem.
ACTIVITY
Patientsshouldbeencouragedtoleadanactivelifestyle.Ifasthmaiswellcontrolled,patientsshould
expecttobeasphysicallyactiveastheydesire.Ifexerciseisatrigger,patientsshouldbeadvisedto
continuephysicalactivityafterprophylacticuseofanLTM(montelukast10mg2hoursbeforeexercise)
oraninhaledβ2-agonist(twotofourpuffs15–20minutesbeforeexposure).
SPECIALCONSIDERATIONS
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Duringpregnancy,patientsshouldhavemorefrequentfollow-upbecausetheseverityofasthmaoften
changesandrequiresmedicationadjustment.Thereismorepotentialrisktothefetuswithpoorly
controlledasthmathanwithexposuretoasthmamedications,mostofwhicharegenerally
consideredsafe.
Occupationalasthmarequiresadetailedhistoryofoccupationalexposuretoasensitizingagent,lackof
asthmasymptomsbeforeexposure,andadocumentedrelationshipwithsymptomsandtheworkplace.
Beyondstandardasthmamedicaltreatment,exposureavoidanceiscrucial.
AERD: Patients with aspirin sensitivity and chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps typically have
onset of asthma in the third or fourth decade of life. Aspirin desensitization may be considered in
patientswithcorticosteroid-dependentasthmaorthoserequiringdailyaspirin/NSAIDtherapyforother
medicalconditions.
Complications
MedicationSideEffects
SABA: Sympathomimetic symptoms (tremor, anxiety,tachycardia), decrease in serumpotassium and
magnesium,mildlacticacidosis,prolongedQTc.
ICS
Increased risk for systemic effects at high doses (equivalent >1000 μg/day of beclomethasone)
includingskinbruising,cataracts,elevatedintraocularpressure,andacceleratedlossofbonemass.
Pharyngeal and laryngeal effects are common, such as sore throat, hoarse voice, and oral
candidiasis. Patients should be instructed to rinse their mouth after each administration to
reducethe possibilityofthrush. Achangeinthedeliverymethod and/oruse ofa valved holding
chamber/spacermayalleviatetheothersideeffects.
LABA
Fewersympathomimetic-typesideeffects.
Associated withan increased riskof severe asthma exacerbations and asthma-related deathwhen
usedwithoutICSbasedontheSalmeterolMulticenterAsthmaResearchTrial,whichshowedavery
low but significant increase in asthma-related deaths in patients receiving salmeterol (0.01%–
0.04%).
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Should only be used in combination with ICS. FDA recommends discontinuation of LABA once
asthmacontrolisachievedandmaintained.
LTM
Cases of newly diagnosed eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Churg-Strauss) after
exposuretoLTRAhavebeendescribed,butitisunclearwhethertheyarerelatedtounmaskingofa
preexistingcasewithconcurrentcorticosteroidtaperingorwhetherthereisacausalrelationship.
Zileutoncancauseareversiblehepatitis,soitisrecommendedthathepaticfunctionbemonitoredat
initiation once a month during the first 3 months, every 3 months for the first year, and then
periodically.
Biologictherapy:Allbiologictherapiesposethe riskofimmunogenicity,hypersensitivity,or,rarely,
anaphylaxis.Todaymostbiologictherapiescansafelybeadministeredathome.
Methylxanthines
Theophylline has a narrow therapeutic range with significant toxicities, such as arrhythmias and
seizures,aswellasmanypotentialdruginteractions,especiallywithantibiotics.
Serumconcentrationsoftheophyllineshouldbemonitoredonaregularbasis,aimingforapeaklevel
of5–10μg/mL;however,atthelowerdosesusedforasthma,toxicityismuchlesslikely.
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Referral
Referraltoaspecialistshouldbeconsideredinthefollowingsituations:
Patients who require step 4 (see Figure 9-1) or higher treatment, or patients who have had a life-
threateningasthmaexacerbation.
Patientsbeingconsideredforbiologictherapy,bronchialthermoplasty,orotheralternativetreatments.
Patientswithatypicalsignsorsymptomsthatmakethediagnosisuncertain.
Patients withcomorbidities such as chronic sinusitis, nasal polyposis, ABPA, VCD, severe GERD,
severerhinitis,orsignificantpsychiatricorpsychosocialdifficultiesinterferingwithtreatment.
Patients requiring additional diagnostic testing, such as rhinoscopy or bronchoscopy,
bronchoprovocationtesting,orallergyskintesting.
Patientswhoneedtobeevaluatedforallergenimmunotherapy.
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