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A retrospective study identified three boys and one girl, aged 6 weeks to 13 months, who developed bronchospasm or coughing during treatment with 4mL of 3% sodium chloride nebulised with a 6L flow of oxygen from a wall source for acute viral bronchiolitis [times to reaction onset not stated].
A 6-week-old boy received inhaled sodium chloride and developed bronchospasm with a decreased oxygen saturation and increased respiratory rate. He was...
