Investigations of an optimal inhaler technique with the use of urinary salbutamol excretion as a measure of relative bioavailability to the lung.
Michael Hindle(Virginia Commonwealth University), Henry Chrystyn(21c Consultancy (United Kingdom)), Duncan Newton(University of Bradford)
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