1977British Journal of Clinical PharmacologyOpen access

The bronchodilator effect of NAB 365.

P. L. Kamburoff, F.J. Prime, O P Schmidt

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1. Dose response relationships for salbutamol and a new bronchodilator drug NAB 365 have been obtained in patients with reversible airways obstruction. These show that the latter is about one hundred times more potent than the former. 2. NAB 365 has a very long half-life. The implications of this are discussed.

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1. Dose response relationships for salbutamol and a new bronchodilator drug NAB 365 have been obtained in patients with reversible airways obstruction. These show that the latter is about one hundred times more potent than the former. 2. NAB 365 has a very long half-life. The implications of this are discussed.

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1. Dose response relationships for salbutamol and a new bronchodilator drug NAB 365 have been obtained in patients with reversible airways obstruction. These show that the latter is about one hundred times more potent than the former. 2. NAB 365 has a very long half-life. The implications of this are discussed.

Key concepts: Bronchodilator, Salbutamol, Bronchodilator Agents, Medicine, Anesthesia, Pharmacology, Drug, Asthma

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