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Protein binding of flucloxacillin in neonates.
J. Pullen
*
, L.M.L. Stolk
, P.L.J. Degraeuwe
, F.H. van Tiel
, C.K. Neef
,
L.J.I. Zimmermann
*
Corresponding author for this work
NUTRIM - Institute of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism
GROW - Research Institute for Oncology and Reproduction
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Neonate
100%
Protein Binding
100%
Flucloxacillin
100%
Gestational Age
15%
High Variability
15%
Penicillin
15%
Newborn Infant
15%
Preterm Infants
7%
Triglyceride Level
7%
Mean Standard Deviation
7%
Pearson Correlation
7%
Gentamicin
7%
Plasma Samples
7%
Ultrafiltration
7%
Plasma Creatinine
7%
Pooled Plasma
7%
Protein-free
7%
Individualized Dosing
7%
Creatinine Concentration
7%
Small Populations
7%
Plasma Protein Binding
7%
Pharmacologically Active
7%
Late-onset Sepsis
7%
Reversed-phase HPLC
7%
Serum Albumin Concentration
7%
Free Fraction
7%
Dosage Regimen
7%
Weight Concentration
7%
Plasma Albumin
7%
Postconceptional Age
7%
Ultrafiltrate
7%
HPLC-UV
7%
Semisynthetic Penicillins
7%
INIS
proteins
100%
neonates
100%
infants
63%
concentration
63%
plasma
45%
penicillin
27%
correlations
18%
newborns
18%
detection
9%
levels
9%
populations
9%
weight
9%
creatinine
9%
ultraviolet radiation
9%
triglycerides
9%
albumins
9%
high-performance liquid chromatography
9%
ultrafiltration
9%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Flucloxacillin
100%
Protein Binding
100%
Penicillin
23%
Creatinine
7%
Triacylglycerol
7%
Free Fraction
7%
Reverse Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography
7%
Serum Albumin
7%
Gentamicin
7%
Plasma Protein Binding
7%
Newborn Sepsis
7%
Immunology and Microbiology
Protein Binding
100%
Blood Plasma
37%
Penicillin
37%
Body Weight
12%
Creatinine Blood Level
12%
Ultrafiltration
12%
Plasma Protein Binding
12%
Drug Dose Regimen
12%
Reverse Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography
12%
Albumin
12%