Nedocromil sodium in exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in children.
Boner Al, Giuseppe Vallone, D Bennati
Abstract
Boner Al, Giuseppe Vallone, D Bennati
Abstract
Twenty asthmatic children were studied in a double-blind within-patient comparative trial designed to assess the efficacy of nedocromil sodium (4 mg) and placebo in exercise-induced bronchoconstriction. The response to exercise challenge given 30 minutes after treatment showed statistically significant differences in favor of nedocromil sodium. No unusual symptoms were reported.
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Twenty asthmatic children were studied in a double-blind within-patient comparative trial designed to assess the efficacy of nedocromil sodium (4 mg) and placebo in exercise-induced bronchoconstriction. The response to exercise challenge given 30 minutes after treatment showed statistically significant differences in favor of nedocromil sodium. No unusual symptoms were reported.
Key concepts: Nedocromil Sodium, Bronchoconstriction, Medicine, Nedocromil, Placebo, Asthma, Exercise-induced asthma, Hyperpnea