Effect of pulmonary damage on the pharmacokinetics of inhaled therapeutics In this section, we review how damaged respiratory tissue and disrupted pulmonary mechanisms affect the pharmacokinetics of inhaled drugs, notably, discussing the effects upon absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of prevalent medications such as beta agonists and inhaled corticosteroids
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