[Beta 2 adrenergic and synthetic atropine drugs as inhalants in asthma in children]
- PMID: 2573035
[Beta 2 adrenergic and synthetic atropine drugs as inhalants in asthma in children]
Abstract
Inhaled medication is a well-known treatment for asthma in childhood, because it is rapidly effective, in low doses, and without resultant side effects. The usual methods of aerosol formation are nebulization, metered-dose inhaler and spacers. We have reviewed the standard devices available and their use with sympathomimetic agents and synthetic atropines.
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