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Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy: Vol. 15, No. 12, pp. 993-996.
© 1981 Harvey Whitney Books Company.
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Propranolol plasma concentrations and plasmapheresis

RL Talbert, YY Wong, and DB Duncan

Propranolol plasma concentrations were determined in a patient with hemolytic-uremic syndrome undergoing plasmapheresis before and after the procedure on three occasions. The mean half-life and elimination rate constant during plasmapheresis were estimated to be 25.6 percent of the values obtained without plasmapheresis. These changes suggest that plasmapheresis may influence propranolol disposition.




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