MY115838A - Method and device for the provocation of air passage narrowing and/or the induction of sputum - Google Patents

Method and device for the provocation of air passage narrowing and/or the induction of sputum

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MY115838A
MY115838A MYPI96003590A MYPI19963590A MY115838A MY 115838 A MY115838 A MY 115838A MY PI96003590 A MYPI96003590 A MY PI96003590A MY PI19963590 A MYPI19963590 A MY PI19963590A MY 115838 A MY115838 A MY 115838A
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sputum
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induction
air passage
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Doreen Anderson Sandra
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Central Sydney Area Health Service
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A METHOD AS DESCRIBED FOR TESTING THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF A PERSON TO ASTHMA. THE PERSON INHALES AN EFFECTIVE AMOUNT OF SODIUM CHLORIDE, MANNITOL OR ANOTHER SUBSTANCE CAPABLE OF ALTERING THE ASMOLARITY OF AIRWAY SURFACE LIQUID IN THE SUBJECT. THE SUBSTANCE IS IN THE FORM OF A DISPERSIBLE DRY POWDER CONTAINING AN EFFECTIVE PROPORTION OF PARTICLES OF A RESPIRABLE SIZE. THE SUBJECT IS THEN MEASURED TO DETECT AIRWAY NARROWING WHICH IS INDICATIVE OF A PROPENSITY FOR ASTHMA. THE SAME TECHNIQUE OF DRY POWDER INHALATION CAN BE USED TO TEST FOR THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF A PERSON TO RHINITUS, TO INDUCE SPUTUM AND PROMOTE MUCOCILIARY CLEARANCE.
MYPI96003590A 1996-08-29 1996-08-29 Method and device for the provocation of air passage narrowing and/or the induction of sputum MY115838A (en)

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