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. 1981 Feb 14;282(6263):548–549. doi: 10.1136/bmj.282.6263.548

Near-fatal bronchospasm after oral nadolol in a young asthmatic and response to ventilation with halothane.

J M Raine, M G Palazzo, J H Kerr, P Sleight

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