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2021-2-11 · Air-soluble inhalation: 5% to 10% thiamphenicol solution can be used for air-soluble inhalation. Intra-thoracic, abdominal cavity, and bladder administration: 0.5~1g each time. Oral administration for children: 25-50 mg/kg per day in …
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Get Price2021-4-25 · If inhalation is performed by an adult in 1 procedure, 250 mg of thiamphenicol should be used, i. E. We take the amount of solution equal to half of the prepared dose. Children for the procedure can use only half of the adult dose, i.e. 125 mg of thiamphenicol or ¼ full dosage.
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