Nebulized sodium cromoglycate in young asthmatic children. Double-blind trial.
E J Hiller, Anthony Milner, Warren Lenney
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E J Hiller, Anthony Milner, Warren Lenney
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Seventeen asthmatic children under 5 years of age took part in a double-blind controlled trial of nebulized sodium cromoglycate solution. Daily symptom scores kept by the parents showed improvement in 11 children during active treatment, and a significant improvement in scores for cough by day and night was obtained for the group as a whole.
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Seventeen asthmatic children under 5 years of age took part in a double-blind controlled trial of nebulized sodium cromoglycate solution. Daily symptom scores kept by the parents showed improvement in 11 children during active treatment, and a significant improvement in scores for cough by day and night was obtained for the group as a whole.
Key concepts: Medicine, Sodium cromoglycate, Double blind, Disodium cromoglycate, Cromolyn Sodium, Asthma, Pediatrics, Anesthesia