Aerosoltherapy vs systemic therapy  [ Return towards  Scientific information  ]

A. Varricchio, Tricarico, Varricchio

The purpose of any therapeutic method is merely to obtain an optimal concentration of the drug in the target organ, thereby reducing the side effects. It is clear that topical treatment possesses both these characteristics, as well as reducing costs due to the smaller dosage of the pharmacological active ingredients used.
The findings show that, in the treatment of upper airway infections, aerosol therapy gives more significant clinical and bacteriological results than with systemic treatment.
Due to its micronisation features and atomisation rate, the Rinowash is the most suitable device for upper airway infections.