CORRELATION OF LINEZOLID HAIR CONCENTRATIONS WITH PLASMA EXPOSURE IN PATIENTS WITH DRUG-RESISTANT TB.

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2020
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Abstract
Plasma drug quantification has a potential role as a biomarker of TB treatment adherence, but utility of short half-life drugs such as linezolid (1) for adherence monitoring may be limited due to rapid plasma clearance and inability to capture long-term dosing.….
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Authors Wasserman, Sean;Huo, Shu;Ky, Karina;Malig, Ysabella Noelle;Esmail, Ali;Dheda, Keertan;Bacchetti, Peter;Gerona, Roy;Maartens, Gary;Gandhi, Monica;Metcalfe, John;
Journal Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy
Year 2020
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AAC.02145-19
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depression hiv heterogeneity women antiretrovirals

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