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Chryssanthopoulos, C. et al.

Quantitative effect of theophylline anhydrous on exercise-induced asthma after maximal physical effort.

The quantitative effects of theophylline anhydrous upon exercise-induced asthma (EIA) were evaluated in asthmatic children. Theophylline inhibits EIA after maximal physical effort, increases tolerance to exercise and exerts a greater inhibitory effect upon larger than smaller airways. Its inhibitory effect seems not to be related to plasma theophylline levels.[1]

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Quantitative effect of theophylline anhydrous on exercise-induced asthma after maximal physical effort. Chryssanthopoulos, C., Bruns, W.T., Maksud, M.G., Gallen, W.J., Hause, L.L. Annals of allergy. (1979) [Pubmed]

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