COMPARISON OF CROMOGLYCATE (CROMOLYN) AND THEOPHYLLINE IN CONTROLLING SYMPTOMS OF CHRONIC ASTHMA
Authors:
- Garry HambletonGHGarry Hambleton
- Miles WeinbergerMWMiles Weinberger
- John TaylorJTJohn Taylor
- Michael CavanaughMCMichael Cavanaugh
- Elliot GinchanskyEGElliot Ginchansky
- Simon GodfreySGSimon Godfrey
- Marion TooleyMTMarion Tooley
- Thomas BellTBThomas Bell
- Steven GreenbergSGSteven Greenberg
- 1 February 1977
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in The Lancet
- Vol. 309 (8008) , 381-385
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