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†Study performed in healthy subjects compared to jet nebulizer; between-group difference: 34.1% vs 5.2%; p<0.001
*Residual Volume is defined as the amount of medication left in the cup after a treatment.
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- 2. 30-674 Rev P Aerogen Solo Instruction Manual
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