Aerolised Salbutamol in Acute Lung Injury

Pourkashanian, Mohamed; Sachdeva, Rajneesh; Johnston, Andrew M.; Tunnicliffe, Bill

doi:10.1177/175114371201300122

Journal of the Intensive Care Society

2012

DOI: 10.1177/175114371201300122

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Aerolised Salbutamol in Acute Lung Injury

Mohamed Pourkashanian¹,

Rajneesh Sachdeva²,

Andrew M. Johnston³

et al.

Abstract: Aerosolised salbutamol does not improve clinical outcomes in patients with acute lung injury. Level of evidence: 1B (Individual RCT with a wide confidence interval)

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Aerolised Salbutamol in Acute Lung Injury

Abstract: Aerosolised salbutamol does not improve clinical outcomes in patients with acute lung injury. Level of evidence: 1B (Individual RCT with a wide confidence interval)

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