Comparison of a fenoterol/ipratropium combination with salbutamol from metered dose inhalers in subjects with chronic partially reversible airways obstruction.
John A. Crane, Stephen J. Gamble, G Purdie
Abstract
John A. Crane, Stephen J. Gamble, G Purdie
Abstract
We have compared the acute bronchodilator response following salbutamol 200 micrograms and fenoterol 200 micrograms with ipratropium 80 micrograms, from metered dose inhalers in ten subjects with severe partially reversible airflow obstruction. Treatment with the combination resulted in a similar degree of bronchodilation but with a significantly longer duration of action.
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We have compared the acute bronchodilator response following salbutamol 200 micrograms and fenoterol 200 micrograms with ipratropium 80 micrograms, from metered dose inhalers in ten subjects with severe partially reversible airflow obstruction. Treatment with the combination resulted in a similar degree of bronchodilation but with a significantly longer duration of action.
Key concepts: Medicine, Fenoterol, Bronchodilation, Salbutamol, Ipratropium, Bronchodilator, Ipratropium bromide, Anesthesia