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NebuChamber

 

Correct use of a pMDI in combination with NebuChamber® results in a high proportion of the metered dose delivered as fine droplets (< 4.7 µm) (Berg et al, 1998). Fine particle dose is considered to be proportional to the dose available to the lungs.

This study compared the dose output of fine droplets from NebuChamber. The output of fine particles was calculated based on the dose delivered by the valved holding chambers when connected to a ventilator set to simulate the breathing pattern of a young child. NebuChamber delivered a high portion of fine droplets.

 

The drug used in this study was budesonide. Adapted from Berg et al (1998).


Reference

Berg E, et al. In vitro performance of three combinations of valved holding chambers and pressurized metered dose inhalers for treatment in children. Eur Respir J 1998;12:472-6.


 

Why use a holding chamber?
Is NebuChamber® free of electrostatic charges?  
Does NebuChamber® deliver a consistent dosing?  
Does NebuChamber® deliver a high proportion of drugs as fine droplets?  
Is NebuChamber® sensitive to delays in emptying? 
Is the performance dependent of washing or drying procedures?
Which are the dose delivery studies with Nebuchamber® performed in asthmatic patients?
Are there any lung deposition studies with Nebuchamber® in children?
Mouthpiece or face mask with holding chambers?
Which face mask should be used with Nebuchamber®?
Can Nebuchamber®be used in very small children?
Nebuchamber® summary
 
Alternative names for NebuChamber®