1946
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1946.02020300024003
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“…The rationale for inhaled antibiotics as a means of administering a targeted treatment to the lower respiratory tract was first introduced in 1946; however, it has only been consistently implemented over the past three decades [14,27] (Figure 1).…”
Section: Rationale For Inhaled Antibiotics In Cf
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“…The rationale for inhaled antibiotics as a means of administering a targeted treatment to the lower respiratory tract was first introduced in 1946; however, it has only been consistently implemented over the past three decades [14,27] (Figure 1).…”
Section: Rationale For Inhaled Antibiotics In Cf
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“…The early pathologists focused exclusively on histopathology that showed that dilated lumina, cysts, and fibrosis were prominent features in affected tissues. That is, this destruction was associated with mucus plugs and/or concretions of macromolecules in the pancreas, the biliary tree, intestine, lung, salivary glands, and other exocrine tissues that produce "mucus" (51,58,59,194). The stigma of abnormal mucus was so prevalent that most in Europe and some in the States preferred the name "mucoviscidosis" (state of viscid mucus) (163).…”
Section: Salt and Mucus Lesson 2: Mucus Is Not A Primary Abnormality
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