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Pepys J, Davies RJ, Breslin ABX, Hendrick DJ, Hutchcroft BJ,
The effects of inhaled beclomethasone diproprionate and sodium cromoglycate on asthmatic reactions to provocation tests,
Clin Allergy,
1974;4:13-24,
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Keywords: oa, as , tr, ch
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Abstract
A comparison was made between the effects of prior inhalation of sodium cromogly-cate or beclomethasone dipropionate on immediate, late and dual asthmatic reactions to provocation challenge tests with a range of allergens. Whereas sodium cromoglycate inhibited immediate and dual asthmatic reactions, beclomethasone dipropionate had no effect on immediate asthmatic reactions, but consistently inhibited late asthmatic reactions.
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