Delivery of medication by breath-actuated nebulizer (BAN) is similar when used with differing inhalation / exhalation ratios: A contrast to breath enhanced nebulizer (BEN) behavior - Munich 2014

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International Congresses Munich 2014

Respiratory symptoms in primary care populations

Chair(s): K. Lisspers (Uppsala, Sweden), D. Ryan (Loughborough, United Kingdom), I. Tsiligianni (Heraklion, Greece), T. Schermer (Nijmegen, Netherlands)

Session type: Thematic Poster Session

Delivery of medication by breath-actuated nebulizer (BAN) is similar when used with differing inhalation / exhalation ratios: A contrast to breath enhanced nebulizer (BEN) behavior

J. Suggett, N. Mark, D. Cathy, A. Rubina, J. Mitchell (London, Canada)

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