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Average drug doses in the peripheral lung, central lung, and extrathoracic airway; residual drug left in the device; and residual drug that was exhaled.

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1 Average drug doses in the peripheral lung, central lung, and extrathoracic airway; residual drug left in the device; and residual drug that was exhaled for the 3 study populations. Average drug doses in the peripheral lung, central lung, and extrathoracic airway; residual drug left in the device; and residual drug that was exhaled for the 3 study populations. Individual deposition values were rounded to one decimal place and therefore do not total 100% for each group. From Reference 79, with permission. Beth L Laube Respir Care 2015;60: (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.

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