“…However, in contrast to intravenous MgSO 4 , the effect of the inhaled form remains controversial. Up to 500 mg MgSO 4 for each dose of nebulization has been used in several clinical trials (Aggarwal et al, 2006[3]; Ahmed et al, 2013[4]; Bessmertny et al, 2002[13]; Chande and Skoner, 1992[24]; Gallegos-Solorzano et al, 2010[43]; Gandia et al, 2012[44]; Hill et al, 1997[62]; Hughes et al, 2003[65]; Kokturk et al, 2005[83]; Mangat et al, 1998[98]; Nannini and Hofer, 1997[116]; Nannini et al, 2000[117]; Rolla et al, 1987[126]; Zandsteeg et al, 2009[173]). Respiratory functions and hospital admission were assesed in all studies and, similar to intravenous MgSO 4 therapy, β-agonists and corticosteroids were used in all patients (Aggarwal et al, 2006[3]; Ahmed et al, 2013[4]; Chande and Skoner, 1992[24]; Gandia et al, 2012[44]; Hill et al, 1997[62]; Mangat et al, 1998[98]; Nannini and Hofer, 1997[116]; Nannini et al, 2000[117]; Rolla et al, 1987[126]; Zandsteeg et al, 2009[173]).…”