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Case Report of Severe Lactic Acidosis and Persistent Diastolic Hypotension After Standard Dose Intermittent Salbutamol Nebulization in a Child: Rare Adverse Effects for Common Treatment
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2020
unpublished
BackgroundSalbutamol is a selective β2 receptor agonist widely used to treat asthma and other conditions and it often represents the treatment of choice for reversing airflow obstruction both in emergency and domiciliary settings. However, it can be associated to a broad spectrum of side effects and even paradox effects, if administered intravenously, at high doses continuous nebulized treatment and even at standard doses intermittent nebulized treatment, the latter being the most hazardous due
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-113398/v1
fatcat:mdj7kmjyyfcqbgat2evqzmh2vy