Experience of Berodual Use in Infants with Bronchial Obstruction Syndrome
Journal Title: Здоров`я дитини - Year 2013, Vol 1, Issue 44
Abstract
The paper shows the effectiveness of Berodual use as inhalations via nebulizer in infants with bronchoobstructive syndrome as a bronchodilator of emergency care.
Authors and Affiliations
G. M. Traverse, L. S. Zyuzina, O. I. Ananevich, O. V. Bilan, I. I. Andruschenko
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