A Single-dose Comparison of Four Slow-release Theophylline Preparations in Normal Subjects

Overview

Journal Postgrad Med J

Publisher Oxford University Press

Specialty General Medicine

Date 1981 Mar 1

PMID 7329877

Citations 4

Authors

J N Sharma

A Johnston

A Blackett

N R Hathway

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References

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