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Pharmacokinetics

a method that estimates the cumulative fraction of an oral dose absorbed over time from plasma or urine data, assuming one-compartment kinetics.

In pharmacokinetics, Wagner-Nelson method refers to a method that estimates the cumulative fraction of an oral dose absorbed over time from plasma or urine data, assuming one-compartment kinetics. This meaning comes from Wagner (1963) in Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.[1]

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References

Wagner, J. G., & Nelson, E. (1963). Per Cent Absorbed Time Plots Derived from Blood Level and/or Urinary Excretion Data. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 52(6), 610-611. https://doi.org/10.1002/jps.2600520629

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