Partition constant and volume of distribution as predictors of clinical efficacy of lipid rescue for toxicological emergencies
Clinical ToxicologyPublished 7 October 2011
Deborah French, Craig G. Smollin, Weiming Ruan, Alicia Wong, Kenneth Drasner, Alan H.B. Wu
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The lipid partition constant and volume of distribution can likely be used to predict the efficacy of lipid infusion in reversing the cardiac toxicity induced by anesthetics or other medications.
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The lipid partition constant and volume of distribution can likely be used to predict the efficacy of lipid infusion in reversing the cardiac toxicity induced by anesthetics or other medications.
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