Effect of physical activity and inhalation of berotec on ventilation and hemodynamics in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis

Physical activity tolerance in pulmonary tuberculosis is determined to a greater extent by the state of pulmonary ventilation and to a lesser extent by pulmonary gas exchange, the latter being partially compensated by hemodynamic factors. The appearance and severity of dyspnea in such patients are largely associated with obstructive disorders at the level of medium and small bronchi, which determines the relevance of correction of these disorders. Among bronchodilators of adrenomimetic type of action one of the most effective is Berotec, which not only improves bronchial permeability, but also increases mucociliary clearance.