The use of inhaled aerosols allows selective treatment of the lungs directly by achieving
high drug concentrations in the airway while reducing systemic adverse effects by …

Using aerosolized medications for the treatment of children has gained importance over the
years. However, aerosol drug delivery to infants and pediatrics is not an easy task as it has …

Today inhalation therapy forms the basis of treatment for children and adults with bronchial
asthma. In the current market there is a great number of various drug delivery systems, such …

Aerosol therapy, the preferred route of administration for glucocorticosteroids and short-
acting β2-adrenergic agonists in the treatment of paediatric asthma, may be given via …

The selection of an inhaler for use in childhood asthma follows similar principles to the
selection in any other age group, although the age and co-operativeness of the child …

For more than 150 years, attempts have been made to deliver therapeutic aerosols directly
to the airways. The modern era of aerosol therapy began with the introduction of the Wright …

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 …

Medications delivered in the inhaled form remains the cornerstone of medical management
of asthma. There have been considerable advances in the development of inhaled …

Inhaled medications are the mainstay of therapy for many pediatric pulmonary diseases.
Device and delivery technique selection is key to improving lung deposition of inhaled …

Inhalation of aerosolized drugs has become an established means for treatment of
pulmonary diseases in the last fifiy years. The majoriry of aerosol therapy in childhood …