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. 2010 Oct;70(4):567–579. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2010.03734.x

Table 1.

Characteristics of children and young people receiving MMF by intravenous infusion or oral administration

Characteristics Median Range
Number of children and young people (MPA concentrations) 38 (859)
0 < Age (years) < 2 7 (155)
2 < Age (years) ≤ 5 4 (75)
5 < Age (years) ≤ 12 17 (376)
12 < Age (years) < 20 10 (253)
Number who had intravenous dosing 13
Number who had oral dosing 18
Number who had both intravenous and oral dosing 7
Number who had intensive sampling 13
Number who had sparse sampling 7
Number who had random sampling 18
Number who had enterohepatic recirculation 9
Transplantation type
Blood or marrow transplant 23
Kidney transplant 5
Liver transplant 10
Concomitant immunosuppressant
With ciclosporin 23
With tacrolimus 15
Concomitant antiviral
With acyclovir 9
Without acyclovir 29
Unbound fraction 0.0116 0.0049–0.06
Sex (male/female) 20/18
Age (years) 8.4 0.4–19.9
Weight (kg) 27.9 3.4–87.7
Body surface area (m2) 1.0 0.22–2.0
Body mass index (kg m−2) 17.2 11.9–31.8
Height (cm) 128.6 53.5–169.0
Creatinine clearance (l h−1 kg−1)* 0.12 0.01–0.31
Albumin (g l−1) 31.0 22.0–44.0

Body surface area, BSA [45];

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*

Creatinine clearance, CLCR was estimated using the Counahan formula [24].

Serum albumin was determined using bromocresol green dye (a colorimetric method).