Pharmacokinetics of zanamivir after intravenous, oral, inhaled or intranasal administration to healthy volunteers

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Abstract
Zanamivir is a well tolerated drug. The low level of absorption of the drug after inhaled administration results in low serum concentrations, and therefore there is modest systemic exposure to zanamivir after inhalation. Zanamivir is not metabolised, and the potential for clinically relevant drug-dr …
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Authors Cass LM;Efthymiopoulos C;Bye A;;
Journal clinical pharmacokinetics
Year 1999
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