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Nasal Drops [Dose Form]

Known as: Nose Drops, Nasal Drops, nasal drop 
National Institutes of Health

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2004
2004
What is the ‘appropriate’ term for saline nose drops: Placebo or drug?
We read with interest the article by Shirtcliffe et al . in the December 2003 issue of the Journal. 1 The authors compared… 
1999
1999
[Should we pay attention to the dispensing of nose drops?].
Review
1996
Review
1996
[Daily administration of nose drops can cause chronic nasal congestion].
1990
1990
[Knowledge and ability of patients concerning the administration of nasal drops].
The study tried to find out what patients know on the application of nose drops when leaving the pharmacy. As could be shown… 
1979
1979
Einfluß abschwellender Nasentropfen auf Belüftungsstörungen des Mittelohres
SummaryFifty patients were treated for one week, and 30 patients for three weeks, with nose drops to reduce swelling. All… 
1978
1978
Why not saline nose drops?
Most respiratory tract infections are of viral origin. The nose is obstructed and bypassed. Dry air is inspired and this… 
1966
1966
[Physiological testing of nose drops on guinea pig mucosa: temporary and permanent toxic effects].
1963
1963
Suggestion for a new form of administration for nose drops
1962
1962
[Secondary effects of nose drops].
1959
1959
[Intoxication caused by nose drops in infants and small children].
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