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contents provides an enormous surface area and a relatively low enzymatic environment for the absorption of drugs to treat systemic diseases table inhaled medications have been lexapro contents available for many years for the treatment of lung diseases inhalational delivery has been widely accepted as being the optimal route of administration of first line therapy for asthmatic and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases drug formulation plays an important role in producing an effective inhalable medication in addition to being lexapro contents pharmacologically active, it is important that a drug be efficiently delivered into lexapro contents the lungs, to the appropriate site of action and remain in the lungs lexapro contents until the desired pharmacological effect occurs a drug designed to treat a systemic disease, such as insulin for diabetes, must be deposited in the lung periphery to ensure maximum systemic bioavailability for gene therapy, anti cancer or anti infective treatment, cellular uptake and prolonged residence in the lungs of the lexapro contents drug may be required to obtain the optimal therapeutic effect thus, a formulation that is retained in the lungs for the desired length of time lexapro contents and avoids the clearance mechanisms of the lung may be necessary the human lung contains airways and approximately million alveoli with a surface area of m, equivalent to that of a tennis court as a major port of table advantages of pulmonary delivery of drugs to treat respiratory and systemic disease treatment of respiratory diseasestreatment of systemic diseases deliver high drug concentrations directly to the disease site minimizes risk of systemic side effects rapid clinical lexapro contents response bypass the barriers to therapeutic efficacy, such as poor gastrointestinal absorption lexapro contents and firstpass metabolism in the liver achieve a similar or superior therapeutic lexapro contents effect at a fraction of the systemic dose 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and alveolar macrophages play a vital role in maintaining the sterility of the lung, and consequently, they can be barriers to the therapeutic effectiveness of inhaled medications lexapro contents the size of the drug particle can play an important role diovan alternatives in avoiding the physiological barriers of the lung and targeting to the appropriate lung region fig nanoparticles are solid colloidal particles ranging in size from to nm studies have demonstrated that they are taken up by macrophages, cancer cells, lexapro contents and epithelial cells their small size ensures the particles containing the active lexapro contents pharmacological ingredient will reach the alveolar regions however, the use of an aerosol lexapro contents delivery system that generates nanosized particles for inhalation, places these particles at risk of being exhaled, leaving very few drug particles to be deposited in the periphery of the lung residence time is not long enough for lexapro contents the 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