Anaesthesia · 2003 · 18 citations · 7 references
PharmacyPharmacologyPharmacotherapyPediatric Clinical PharmacologyPediatric PharmacotherapyPediatric PulmonologyAsthma ManagementAsthma PharmacotherapyBronchodilator TherapyInhaled Medication AdministrationNebulizer TherapyRespiratory MedicineAcute Asthma ManagementInhaled Therapy In ChildrenPediatric Asthma PharmacotherapySevere Asthma ManagementSevere Asthma TreatmentTracheal Intubation Effects
We describe the use of intravenous boluses of salbutamol given rapidly (over 1-2 min) in children (5 microg x kg-1) and young adults (250 microg) with acute severe asthma who were not improving with doses of nebulised salbutamol. Intravenous boluses were repeated within a short time until improvement was seen. Two of the seven patients required tracheal intubation and ventilation.
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Randomised trial of intravenous salbutamol in early management of acute severe asthma in children
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