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Triamcinolone aerosol. Treatment of aspirin-hypersensitive asthmatic patients.

The efficacy of triamcinolone acetonide aerosol in the management of asthma in six patients with aspirin hypersensitivity was evaluated during a one-year trial. Five patients were previously chronically dependent on systemic corticosteroids and had undergone unsuccessful trials with cromolyn sodium therapy. Substantial reduction in corticosteroid requirements was observed; in two patients, oral prednisone therapy was completely eliminated. Forced expiratory volume and flow were maintained at levels better than those recorded before triamcinolone therapy throughout the year of follow-up. No substantial side effects due to triamcinolone were observed.[1]

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  1. Triamcinolone aerosol. Treatment of aspirin-hypersensitive asthmatic patients. Pingleton, W.W., Bone, R.C., Kerby, G.R., Ruth, W.E. JAMA (1977) [Pubmed]
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