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Most importantly, the findings indicated that this group is distinct from the groups that reported engaging in EDI in terms of attitudes toward EDI and imagined precipitants of and responses to EDI. At the second intervention visit, the therapist inquired about the subjects' ability to perform the home exercise program and reviewed the bladder diaries to enhance subjects' awareness of any changes in their SUI episodes over the preceding week and to help them understand the precipitants of SUI. Respiratory viruses are the most important precipitants of acute expiratory wheezing in children (3,4). |
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