Abstract
Progress in the field of inhalation therapy should be directed towards treatment in the newer toxic inhalation products that are seen in industrial areas. It is the calibre of personnel that we were very fortunate to have in Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Masur that enabled the therapeutic regimes to be carried out as directed. This is in direct correlation to the very thorough training which they received in inhalation therapy. Without their skilled efforts, our therapeutic program could not have produced such fruitful results.
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