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Aerosoltherapie bei obstruktiven Atemwegserkrankungen: Deposition, Applikationsarten, Inhalationstechniken, Inhalationshilfen

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Inhalationstherapie bedeutet heute die Behandlung des Atemwegstraktes mit einem Aerosol. Unter einem Aerosol versteht man ein 2-Phasen-System, welches aus einem Gas einerseits und Partikeln andererseits besteht, wobei die Partikel entweder fest (Suspensionsaerosol) oder flüssig (Lösungsaerosol) sein können (Newman u. Pavia 1985; Swift 1985).

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