Washout Kinetics
Washout Kinetics is a pharmacokinetic model that describes the rate and pattern of drug elimination from the body following the cessation of administration, distinguished by its focus on the decline phase of drug concentration over time.
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Washout Pharmacokinetics
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Eugene B. Henderson, Joel K. Kahn, Jo Corbett et al. · Circulation · 1988 · 327 citations · Full text
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Kyoto University
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