Please select an inhaler type for further information about Aerodynamic Particle Size Distribution testing.
The Aerodynamic Particle Size Distribution of a MDI or BAI will determine where the particles in the aerosol cloud are likely to deposit following inhalation. If the particles are too large they will catch at the back of the throat. Too small, and they will be exhaled rather than deposited.
The Aerodynamic Particle Size Distribution of a DPI will determine where the particles in the aerosol cloud are likely to deposit following inhalation. If the particles are too large they will catch at the back of the throat. Too small, and they will be exhaled rather than deposited.
Nebulisers convert liquids into a cloud of droplets suitable for respiration. Conventional nebulisers are widely used in both hospital and home. Their main advantage is that unlike other devices, they require little or no coordination on the part of the patient in order to use them.
The Aerodynamic Particle Size Distribution of an ADI will determine where the particles in the aerosol cloud are likely to deposit following inhalation. If the particles are too large they will catch at the back of the throat. Too small, and they will be exhaled rather than deposited.
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