Salivary excretion of drugs in children: Theoretical and practical issues in therapeutic drug monitoring

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Neonate 100%
• Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 100%
• Salivary Excretion 100%
• Theophylline 100%
• Procainamide 100%
• Phenobarbital 100%
• Prematurity 50%
• Secretion (Process) 50%
• Tongue 50%
• Biological Product 50%
• Phenytoin 50%
• Aminoglycoside 50%
• Sodium Valproate 50%
• Digoxin 50%
• Tolbutamide 50%
• Mouth 50%
• Drug Analysis 50%
• Ethosuximide 50%
• Carbamazepine 50%
• Propranolol 50%
• Primidone 50%
• Neonatology 50%
• Salivation 50%
• Salicylic Acid 50%
• Salivary Gland 50%
• Citric Acid 50%

Keyphrases

• Saliva 100%
• Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 100%
• Plasma Concentration 21%
• Saliva Samples 21%
• Concentration Ratio 21%
• Pediatric 14%
• Saliva pH 14%
• Theophylline 14%
• Phenobarbital 14%
• Procainamide 14%
• Large Volume 7%
• Solute 7%
• PH Gradient 7%
• Protein Binding 7%
• Orally Administered 7%
• Chemical Stimulation 7%
• Drug Analysis 7%
• Neonate 7%
• Young Patients 7%
• Digoxin 7%
• Carbamazepine 7%
• Salivary Gland 7%
• Tongue 7%
• Rinsing 7%
• Propranolol 7%
• Salivary Secretion 7%
• Aminoglycosides 7%
• Valproic Acid 7%
• Bound Drug 7%
• Duct System 7%
• Salicylate 7%
• Primidone 7%
• Tolbutamide 7%
• Unstimulated Saliva 7%
• Polar Drugs 7%
• Neonatology 7%
• Full-term Neonates 7%
• Acutely Ill children 7%
• Caffeine 7%
• Citric Acid 7%
• Ethosuximide 7%
• Salivary pH 7%
• Phenytoin 7%
• Intra-individual Variation 7%
• Resting Saliva 7%
• Unbound Fraction 7%
• Highly Polar Pesticides 7%