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. 2009 Dec 14;4(12):e8184. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0008184

Table 1. Review of pharmacokinetic studies of sulfadoxine.

Study Number of subjects Samples per subject Sex Age [y] Body weight [kg] Condition Analytic method Sample type Dose [mg] Regimen PK approach Compartments
Mansor et al. [32] 10 18 males 22–30 51–60 Healthy adults GC Plasma 1000 single dose AUTOAN-NONLIN 2
Obua et al. [33] 83 6 both 2.5 11.9±2.7 Falciparum malaria HPLC-UV Whole blood on filter paper 250 or 500 one dose daily for three days NONMEM 2
Green et al. [34] 33 7 females 15–30 47.2–71.0 Falciparum malaria, pregnancy, HIV positiv HPLC-UV Whole blood 1500 single dose log-linear regression 1
Trenque et al. [35] 89 3 both 0–14 3–59 Congenital toxoplasmosis HPLC-UV Plasma 25/kg two or three times a month NONMEM 1
Barnes et al. [36] 290 8 both 14 <103 Falciparum malaria HPLC-MS Whole blood on filter paper 25/kg, ≤1500 single dose WinNonlin 1
Edstein et al. [34] 7 both Adults Healthy adults Whole blood 500 single dose
Corvaisier et al. [38] 32 5 both 0.2–2.1 5–13.4 Congenital toxoplasmosis HPLC-UV Plasma 25/kg one dose every 10 days NPEM 1
Obua et al. [39] 9 14 both Healthy adults HPLC-UV Plasma 1500 single dose WinNonlin 1