(Q44211822)

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Improved inhalation behavior of steroid KSR-592 in vitro with Jethaler by polymorphic transformation to needle-like crystals (beta-form).

scientific article published in October 2002

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Improved inhalation behavior of steroid KSR-592 in vitro with Jethaler by polymorphic transformation to needle-like crystals (beta-form). (English)

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Kazuhiko Ikegami

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Yoshiaki Kawashima

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Hirofumi Takeuchi

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Hiromitsu Yamamoto

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Nobuyuki Isshiki

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Den-Ichi Momose

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Kiyohisa Ouchi

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1 October 2002

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Pharmaceutical Research

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An investigation into the deposition of inhalation aerosol particles as a function of air flow rate in a modified ‘Kirk Lung’

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Measurements of the adhesive force between particles of powdered organic substances and a glass substrate by means of the impact separation method. II. Effect of addition of light anhydrous silicic acid on the adhesive force of potato starch

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Inhaled glucocorticoids for asthma

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Effect of particle morphology on emitted dose of fatty acid-treated disodium cromoglycate powder aerosols

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10.1023/A:1020492213172

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30 November 2017

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