Degree and duration of bronchodilatation with an agonist beta 2 administered alone versus an agonist beta 2 administered with ipratropium bromide in children with acute asthma
Sienra Monge, J.J.; Bermejo Guevara, M.A.; del Río Navarro, B.E.; Rosas Vargas, M.A.; Reyes Ruiz, N.I.
Revista Alergia Mexico 47(1): 26-29
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0002-5151 PMID: 10825790 Document Number: 6506
The asthma is the chronic illness of the most frequent respiratory tract of the pediatric age. Prospective study, longitudinal, double blind, at random with 40 patient (split into two groups) with asthmatic crisis with ages of 8 to 15 years. To all was them accomplished tests of effected pulmonary function of basal way and subsequent to the inhalation of the medication. The medication were administered in two inhalations by three steps and with intervals of 10 minutes between each dose. It was considered that the treatment was effective if the improvement of the pulmonary function tests (VEF1) were presenting an increase of the 15% of their initial value. For each one of the tests accomplished in the different times were found meaningful increases in VEF1 (p < 0.05) in both groups compared with the basal and stayed meaningful until eight hours after the administration of both therapeutic plans. The bronchodilator effect of the salbutamol alone and in combination with bromide of ipratropio is similar in intensity and in action time demonstrated by the VEF1.
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