Associate Professor
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Department of Pediatrics
Division of Pediatric Pulmonary
Baltimore, MD
600 North Wolfe Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21287-2533 blaube@jhmi.edu
Beth Laube
Publications
Suman, J., Laube, B.L., Dalby,
R.N.
Nasal nebulizers versus aqueous nasal
pumps: a comparison of deposition in human volunteers.
In: Dalby, R.N., Byron, P.R., and Farr, S. J., eds.
Respiratory Drug Delivery VI. Buffalo Grove, IL.
Interpharm Press, Inc. (1998), pp 211-218.
Laube,
B.L.,
Benedict, G.W., Dobs, A. S. The lung as an alternative
route of delivery for insulin in controlling postprandial
glucose levels in patients with diabetes. Chest
114:1734-1739, 1998.
Suman,
J., Laube, B.L. Dalby, R.N.
Comparison of nasal deposition and clearance
of aerosol generated by a nebulizer and an aqueous spray
pump. Pharm. Res. 16:1648-1652, 1999.
Kesavanathan, J., Bascom,
R., Laube, B., Swift, D.L. The relationship
between particle deposition in the anterior nasal
passage and nasal passage characteristics. J. Aerosol
Med. 13: 17-23, 2000.
Suman, J., Laube, B.L., Lin, T-C.,
Guillaume, B., Dalby, R.N. Are in
vitro tests of nasal solutions predictive of in vivo
deposition? In: Dalby, R.N., Byron, P.R., and Farr, S.
J., eds. Respiratory Drug Delivery VII. Raleigh, N.C.
Serentek Press, Inc. (2000), pp137-144.
Kapsali, T., Permutt,
S., Laube B., Scichilone N, Togias, A.
The potent bronchoprotective effect of deep inspiration
and its absence in asthma. J.Appl. Physiol. 89:711-720,
2000.
Laube, B.L.,
Jashnani, R., Dalby, R.N., Zeitlin P.L.
Targeting aerosol deposition in patients with cystic
fibrosis: effects of alterations in particle size and
inspiratory flow rate. Chest 118:1069-1076, 2000.
Lin, T-C., Breysse, P.N., Laube, B.L.,
Swift D.L.
Mouthpiece diameter affects deposition efficiency in
cast models of the human oral airways. J.Aerosol
Med. 14:335-341, 2001.
