Anti-inflammatory agents: determination of ibuproxam and its metabolite humans. Correlation between bioavailability, tolerance and chemico-physical characteristics.
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Orzalesi G, Mari F, Bertol E, Selleri R, Pisaturo G
Anti-inflammatory agents: determination of ibuproxam and its metabolite humans. Correlation between bioavailability, tolerance and chemico-physical characteristics.
Arzneimittelforschung. 1980;30(9):1607-9.
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A study on absorption and elimination in the urine of 2-(4-isobutylphenyl)-propiohydroxamic acid (ibuproxam, Ibudros) (400 mg film tablets) after administration to healthy volunteers is reported. In the plasma, only a minimum concentration of ibuproxam as such could be found: instead its chief metabolite ibuprofen mainly present, with top peaks at 45 min. The maximum ibuprofen concentration in the plasma--when obtained through metabolization of ibuproxam--is significantly higher than after administration of an equal dose of ibuprofen. This phenomenon is related to the chemico-physical characteristics of the two compounds.
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