Aerosolized medications maximize clinical benefit by targeting the airways and minimize
side effects by reducing (though not eliminating) systemic exposure. Aerosolized drugs …

Passage of aerosol around or through a facemask can result in deposition on the face and in
the eyes. The present study quantified facial and eye deposition in a model simulating drug …

THE PREVALENCE OF CHILDHOOD ASTHMA has increased considerably in Australia and
other industrialized countries over the last few decades. 1–3 Most childhood asthma begins …

Aerosol therapy plays a major role in the diagnosis and treatment of various lung diseases.
The aim of inhalation therapy is to deposit a reproducible and adequate dose of a specific …

Background In vivo case reports and in vitro studies have indicated that aerosol therapy
using face masks can result in drug deposition on the face and in the eyes, and that face …

Inhaled corticosteroids are considered to be the therapy of choice in the treatment of asthma
and allergic rhinitis. However, various cutaneous adverse reactions have been described …

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Nebulizers are often interfaced to patients using facemasks, especially when the patient is
sick and uncooperative. Tight-fitting masks are thought to improve drug delivery, but recent …

Inhalational drug delivery is the primary mode of asthma therapy in children and is the main
focus of this article. Pressurized metered dose inhalers (pMDIs) are now the method of …

An objective assessment of respiratory side effects of aerosol products is considerably more
complex than an investigation of possible dermal sensitization. Irritant and immunologic …