Respiratory Therapy

- A new mode of administration of nebulized bronchodilator in severe bronchospasm. We studied the effect of adding positive end expiratory pressure, PEEP, during the administration of a nebulized bronchodilator in eight patients with acute...

- Aerodynamics within the larynx and trachea. Indications for vapour therapy in acute laryngo-tracheitis.

- Aerosolization without oxygen.

- Anatomical and pathophysiological considerations in aerosol therapy.

- Assisted cough devices.

- ASTHMA: BRIEF COMMENTS AND THERAPY.

- Blood-gas tensions and aerosols.

- Clinical application of the hand-held computer in respiratory intensive care.

- Clinical use of dry powder systems. The first successful dry powder inhalation system (Spinhaler) was introduced in 1969. The majority of patients unable to use pressurised aerosols efficiently...

- COLD war. Rationale for criteria to assess respiratory therapy for patients with chronic obstructive lung disease.

- Continuous nebulization therapy: a technique for the treatment of abnormal respiration in the newborn premature infant.

- Different techniques of aerosol administration to the lower respiratory tract. Nebulizers, pressurized aerosols and powder aerosols are often used by asthmatic patients in order to obtain an immediate, local effect from a low dose of a...

- Disodium cromoglycate in allergic bronchial asthma: a report on twentyone patients.

- Dose frequency in the treatment of asthmatics with inhaled topical steroid. Twenty-nine patients treated with beclomethasone dipropionate (BDP) because of asthma were tapered off BDP stepwise at 3 weeks intervals in a single blind...

- Drug deposition of pressurized inhalation aerosols. When a pressurized inhalation aerosol is used, a high loss of drug substance occurs in the upper respiratory tract. This is explained by the rather slow...

- Effect of bronchodilator aerosols on blood gas values in exercise-induced asthma.

- Equipment for inhalation therapy--a functional and economic survey.

- Generation of a microaerosol suitable for deposition in the peripheral airways. A method is described for the production of a dry submicronic aerosol. A wet aerosol is first produced in a common jet aerosol apparatus, modified to retain...

- HEPATITIS after inoculations.

- High frequency chest compression and PEP.