Combined administration of controlled release theophylline and ranitidine: a 53‐day controlled survey in patients with chronic obstructive lung disease (COLD) and peptic disease.
Abstract:SummaryThe mean‐term (53 days) effects of controlledrelease theophylline (Theo‐Dur®) alone or combined with ranitidine have been evaluated in two homogeneous groups of 15 patients with chronic obstructive lung disease (COLD) and peptic disease. The severity of the bronchospastic disease evaluated by FEV, and plasma theophylline level in mcg/ml has been monitored at baseline, ie, pre‐treatment, at steady‐state, at Day 18 and at Day 53 of therapy in both groups.By comparing the trends of the two parameters, it w… Show more
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