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. 2013 Oct 28;77(6):1011–1016. doi: 10.1111/bcp.12264

Table 1.

Individual pharmacokinetic variables and summary statistics of RS ketamine following administration of 10 mg as a 30 min i.v. infusion and 25 mg sublingually as a wafer to eight healthy volunteers

Subject Cmax,i.v. (ng ml−1) Cmax,SL (ng ml−1) tmax,SL (h) AUC(0,∞)i.v. (ng ml−1 h) AUC(0,∞)SL (ng ml−1 h) CL (l h−1) Vz (l) t1/2,i.v. (h) t1/2,SL (h) F (%)
1 226.7 88.8 0.58 282.7 202.9 35.4 126 2.5 2.9 28
2 163.3 128.3 0.25 243.2 162.5 41.1 158 2.7 1.8 27
3 190.3 78.7 0.75 254.6 184.3 39.3 283 5.0 3.2 29
4 124.2 60.2 1 270.0 203.5 37.0 253 4.7 5.5 30
5 120.4 50.0 0.75 289.2 171.9 34.6 300 6.0 3.5 23
6 101.9 76.1 1 299.4 211.3 33.4 164 3.4 2.3 29
7 83.2 51.8 1 261.0 186.1 38.3 385 7.0 4.6 29
8 81.1 61.2 0.5 167.2 161.6 59.8 375 4.3 5.1 38
Gmean* 128.1 71.1 0.75 255.0 184.6 39.2 237 4.5 3.4 29
Min–max 81.1–226.7 50.0–128.3 0.25-1 167.2–299.4 161.6–211.3 33.4–59.8 126–385 2.5–7.0 1.8–5.5 23–38
CV (%) 16 14 21 8 4 8 18 16 17 6
90% CI 27, 31

Cmax, peak plasma concentration; tmax, time of Cmax; AUC(0,∞), area under the plasma concentration–time curve from time zero to infinity; CL, clearance following i.v. administration; Vz, apparent volume of distribution following i.v. administration; t1/2, terminal half-life; F, bioavailability; NA, Not applicable; SL, sublingual.

*

Gmean is provided for all variables except for bioavailability, tmax and t1/2 where medians are shown.

90% confidence interval (lower, upper).