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Comparison of Duovent and salbutamol inhalers in chronic stable asthma.

Colin Fischbacher, Robert Milroy, D. Giannini, R. D. H. Monie

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The response to Duovent and salbutamol aerosols was compared in sixteen asthmatics in a double blind cross-over trial. Improvement in FEV1 was significantly better and longer lasting with Duovent . Side effects were not a major problem.

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The response to Duovent and salbutamol aerosols was compared in sixteen asthmatics in a double blind cross-over trial. Improvement in FEV1 was significantly better and longer lasting with Duovent . Side effects were not a major problem.

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The response to Duovent and salbutamol aerosols was compared in sixteen asthmatics in a double blind cross-over trial. Improvement in FEV1 was significantly better and longer lasting with Duovent . Side effects were not a major problem.

Key concepts: Salbutamol, Medicine, Asthma, Bronchodilator Agents, Anesthesia, Double blind, Bronchodilator, Internal medicine

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