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Pulmonary function tests in acute bronchitis: evidence for reversible airway obstruction.

The Journal of family practice, 1987
Acute bronchitis is a common syndrome characterized by upper respiratory tract infection accompanied by productive cough in persons without chronic lung disease. As a first step in investigating the potential role of pulmonary airflow disturbances in acute bronchitis, 27 adult patients with acute bronchitis performed serial pulmonary function tests and
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[The effects of bronchodilating substances in acute obstructive bronchitis in early childhood].

Pneumologie (Stuttgart, Germany), 1991
In 120 infants and young children with wheezy bronchitis, pulmonary function examinations were carried out prior to and following inhalation of 1. ipratropium bromide, 2. fenoterol, 3. fenoterol after a prior single administration of prednisone, 4. adrenaline, 5. theophylline administered via a gastric tube, 6. isotonic saline solution.
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A contribution to study of acute obstructive bronchitis and bronchopneumonia in infants.

Allergie und Immunologie, 1982
103 infants with acute obstructive bronchitis and/or bronchopneumonia were studied. IgM and alpha-1-antitrypsin values were determined by single radial immunodiffusion. In each infant the values were studies in eight serum samples. Comparison of the time of clinical recovery and x-ray clearing of the lung and the time of normalization of IgM and alpha ...
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Impact of antiviral therapy for acute obstructive bronchitis in preschool children