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  • Title: [Pharmacokinetic profile of a slow-release ketoprofen preparation].
    Author: Flouvat B, Stheneur A, Massias P.
    Journal: Sem Hop; 1983 Dec 12; 59(46):3187-90. PubMed ID: 6318337.
    Abstract:
    Kinetics of ketoprofen release in man from a sustained-release preparation (150 mg) and from capsules (3 X 50 mg) were studied comparatively in 10 healthy adults. Bioavailability of the slow-release preparation is similar to that of capsules : surfaces under the serum concentration curves and urinary elimination were found to be identical. In the sustained-release preparation the immediately available layer (75 mg) ensures achievement of maximal serum concentrations amounting to 59% of those obtained with capsules, after the same time interval. The slow-release layer (75 mg) produces higher serum concentrations from the third hour on, justifying administration of the formulation in two daily doses.
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