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. 1986 Apr;41(4):331–332. doi: 10.1136/thx.41.4.331

Cardiac effects of salbutamol given by air driven nebuliser at home.

J J Gilmartin, D Veale, A Murray, P C Adams, G J Gibson
PMCID: PMC460322  PMID: 3738854

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