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Inhaled furosemide is not effective in acute asthma

Karpel et al., 1994

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1248110593034818764
Author
Karpel J
Dworkin F
Hager D
Feliciano S
Shapiro D
Posner L
Luks D
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As previous studies have suggested that inhaled furosemide may have a protective effect against certain types of provocative challenges in asthmatic subjects, we investigated the role of furosemide in treating acute asthma exacerbations. Twenty-four patients (n= 24) with …
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