Changes in Blood Gas Tensions and Functional Residual Capacity Chronic Asthmatics Treated with Disodium Cromoglycate
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Twenty chronic asthmatic subjects were treated with disodium cromoglycate in open trial. Although in the group as a whole spirometric findings improved, some patients showed a significant increase in arterial oxygen tension or a significant fall in functional residual capacity without any appreciable changes in spirometry. These changes may partly explain the clinical efficacy of this drug.
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