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dosing interval Therapeutics The frequency of intermittent drug administration, based on the drug's half-life. See Slow-release drug. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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AAT was assessed by allocation into one of four AAT categories: (1) complete agreement with all components of therapy-appropriate use; (2) agreement with chosen agent but therapy is pharmacologically inappropriate (dose, dosing interval, duration of therapy); (3) therapy indicated but chosen agent inappropriate (in relation to diagnosis, severity of illness, safety, cost); and (4) therapy is not indicated. Examples of claims involving a combination of medicines or the optimisation of dosing interval and given dose These associations suggest that, in the relative absence of immune control, low concentrations of the rifamycin near the end of the prolonged dosing interval allow mycobacterial replication and selection for rifamycin resistance. |
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