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1.2.4 Hepatic, Renal, and Biliary Clearances
ОглавлениеThe CL estimated from dose and AUC (Equation 1.10) is the overall clearance of the drug from blood, also called the total clearance. Several clearance pathways could contribute to the total clearance of a drug. Hepatic metabolism, renal, and biliary pathways are some of the clearance routes available for a xenobiotic. The most common route is hepatic metabolism. A drug may utilize one or more clearance pathways depending on its physicochemical properties. The total clearance of a drug is the sum of its hepatic (CLH ), renal (CLR ), and biliary (CLB ) clearances.
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CLorgan is the clearance from an eliminating organ, Qorgan is the blood flow rate to that organ, CART and CVEN are the arterial and venous concentrations. (Qorgan × CART − Qorgan × CVEN ) is the rate of elimination from that organ.