Abstract
Three hundred patients with subacute or chronic non-tuberculous bronchopulmonary disease were given aerosol therapy, chiefly penicillin and more recently penicillin combined with streptomycin. The result showed that the inhalation of these antibiotics is a useful procedure in the treatment of tracheobronchitis, either subacute or protracted, or in association with bronchial asthma, bronchiectasis or pulmonary emphysema. The method of administration is simple.
Full text
PDF


