Drug Duration
Drug Duration is a pharmacokinetic parameter that denotes the length of time a local anesthetic agent maintains its therapeutic effect at the site of administration before systemic clearance or metabolic inactivation terminates its activity.
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Context-sensitive Half-time in Multicompartment
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Duration of occupancy of opiate receptors by naltrexone.
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Benzodiazepines: a summary of pharmacokinetic properties.
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Fondation de Rothschild
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