Respiratory System Deposition with a Novel Aerosol Delivery System in Spontaneously Breathing Healthy Adults

Allan L Coates; Kitty Leung; Jeffrey Chan; Nancy Ribeiro; Martin Charron; Suzanne Schuh

doi:10.4187/respcare.02455

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Respiratory System Deposition with a Novel Aerosol Delivery System in Spontaneously Breathing Healthy Adults

Allan L Coates, Kitty Leung, Jeffrey Chan, Nancy Ribeiro, Martin Charron and Suzanne Schuh

Respiratory Care December 2013, 58 (12) 2087-2092; DOI: https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.02455

Allan L Coates

Physiology and Experimental Medicine Research Institute

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For correspondence: [email protected]

Kitty Leung

Physiology and Experimental Medicine Research Institute

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Jeffrey Chan

Division of Nuclear Medicine

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Nancy Ribeiro

Division of Nuclear Medicine

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Martin Charron

Division of Nuclear Medicine

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Suzanne Schuh

Department of Emergency Medicine, Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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AeroNeb Go vibrating-mesh nebulizer coupled with the Idehaler Pocket holding chamber, in the configuration used in the in vitro study.¹⁰ (Courtesy of La Diffusion Technique Francaise.)
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Example of the first nuclear medicine image after nebulization, illustrating the distinctions between the regions of interest.

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