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Th17 were more prevalent than Treg cells in the peripheral blood of NEA patients under ICS treatment, corresponding to neutrophil-dominant airway inflammation and a severe asthmatic phenotype. Thus, an imbalance in Th17/Treg may be associated with the pathogenesis of NEA in patients undergoing ICS treatment.
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