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Phenytoin Decreases the Blood Concentrations of Sirolimus in a Liver Transplant Recipient: a Case Report

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Journal Ther Drug Monit
Specialty Pharmacology
Date 2003 Jan 28
PMID 12548156
Citations 7
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Abstract

This report documents that coadministration of phenytoin leads to decreased blood concentrations and area under the blood concentration-time curve of sirolimus in a liver transplant patient. It is essential to monitor the blood concentrations of sirolimus and adjust the sirolimus dosage when phenytoin administration begins or ends.

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