2014
Within-patient variability in immunosuppressive drug exposure as a predictor for poor outcome after transplantation
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Publication
Kidney International , Volume 85 - Issue 6 p. 1267- 1268
Within-patient variability in immunosuppressive drug exposure is easily identified by measurement of drug concentrations at the outpatient clinic. Fluctuating levels despite a stable drug dose can be observed in a substantial proportion of patients. It has now been shown that this within-patient variability is a predictor for poor long-term outcome after transplantation. Nonadherence most likely is an important determinant of variability, and strategies to tackle nonadherence are being developed.
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doi.org/10.1038/ki.2013.484, hdl.handle.net/1765/59329 | |
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Organisation | Department of Pharmacy |
van Gelder, T. (2014). Within-patient variability in immunosuppressive drug exposure as a predictor for poor outcome after transplantation. Kidney International (Vol. 85, pp. 1267–1268). doi:10.1038/ki.2013.484 |