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09.10.2013
The innovation presented here provides a substance and application there of which is suitable to be utilized as drug both in human and in veterinary medicine to counteract bronchoconstriction (narrowing of the airways) and its spasmodic form, bronchial spasm, due to the muscle-relaxing properties of the substance.
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