PharmacyPharmacokineticsPharmacologyAnalytical ToxicologyChromatographic AnalysisExperimental PharmacologyChromatographyDrug DispositionAssayBolus Intravenous DosingFluorescence Background SuppressionIntravenous Bolus InjectionRadioactivity Measurement
found that some 30% and 56% of the dose of radioactivity was excreted in urine during 24 and 144 h respectively after dosing. These workers estimated that about 80% of the urinary radioactivity was unchanged metolazone and thus some 24% and 45% of the administered drug was excreted unchanged in these time periods. The recovery of metolazone in urine during 24 h in the present study is thus similar to that reported by Tilstone et al. (1974).
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Kinetics and absolute bioavailability of atenolol
William D. Mason, Nathaniel Winer, Gregory M. Kochak et al. · Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics · 1979 · 124 citations
CARDIAC AND PULMONARY EFFECTS OF ACEBUTOLOL
CR Kumana, Monica Leighton, C M Kaye et al. · The Lancet · 1975 · 48 citations
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