Mini-review: Hypertussivity and allotussivity in chronic cough endotypes

In recent years our understanding of the neurophysiological basis of cough has increased substantially. In conjunction, concepts around the drivers of chronic coughing in patients have also significantly evolved. Increasingly it is recognised that dysregulation of the neuronal pathways mediating cough play an important role in certain phenotypes of chronic cough and therefore pathological processes affecting the nervous system are likely to …