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Effect of Carbon Dioxide Enriched Ambient Air on Pharmacokinetics and Deposition In Bronchiectasis Patients Using Tobramycin Inhalation: A proof of concept study.

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Effect of Carbon Dioxide Enriched Ambient Air on Pharmacokinetics and Deposition In Bronchiectasis Patients Using Tobramycin Inhalation: A proof of concept study.

Status: Recruiting
Phase of Trial: Phase IV

Latest Information Update: 11 Sep 2012

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At a glance

  • Drugs Tobramycin (Primary) ; Tc 99m pentetic acid
  • Indications Bacterial infections; Bronchiectasis
  • Focus Pharmacokinetics

    • Most Recent Events

    • 08 Sep 2012 New source identified and integrated (European Clinical Trials Database record: EudraCT2012-001541-40).
    • 20 Aug 2012 Status changed from planning to recruiting as reported by European Clinical Trials Database record.
    • 10 May 2012 New trial record

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