BRONCHIAL RESPONSE TIME TO A BRONCHODILATING AGENT-ORCIPRENALINE

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1973 English Publisher:Keio Journal of MedicineJournal:The Keio Journal of Medicine, volume 22, pages 41-44 (issn: 0022-9717, eissn: 1880-1293,

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Authors: J, Kagawa; S, Katagiri; M, Tajika;

doi: 10.2302/kjm.22.41

pmid: 4793709

BRONCHIAL RESPONSE TIME TO A BRONCHODILATING AGENT-ORCIPRENALINE

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Abstract

The specific airway conductance (Gaw/Vtg) of 4 normal subjects and 5 subjects with respiratory diseases was measured before and after inhalation of orciprenaline. There was an almost maximum increase in Gaw/Vtg within 3 to 4 minutes in both groups of subjects after inhalation of orciprenaline. From the observed relatively rapid bronchodilatation, it would appear that the increased Gaw/Vtg is produced by the local action rather than the systematic effect of inhaled orciprenaline.

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Kitasato Institute Hospital
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Adult, Male, Time Factors, Airway Resistance, Metaproterenol, Humans, Bronchi, Female, Middle Aged

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