Marc E. Halpern, Richard B. Schlesinger
Abstract
A device for oral inhalation of test aerosols by rabbits is described. The device allows efficient aerosol delivery to the lower respiratory tract in unanesthetized animals for studies of the bronchial airway responses to inhaled particles.
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A device for oral inhalation of test aerosols by rabbits is described. The device allows efficient aerosol delivery to the lower respiratory tract in unanesthetized animals for studies of the bronchial airway responses to inhaled particles.
Key concepts: Inhalation, Respiratory tract, Medicine, Airway, Aerosol, Anesthesia, Respiratory system, Chemistry