Drug Levels and Difference Equations

Acker, Kathleen Ambruso

doi:10.5951/mt.98.4.0266

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Modelling Of Dosage Of Fabiflu1

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“…Analogous to the study in [10], Table 1 is studied for finding how much amount of Fabiflu should be given to the patients per day, the total amount of absorbed dose of Fabiflu, and such related questions. On Day 1, 1800 mg of dose were given at both times of the day while from the subsequent days 800 mg was administered as in [2].…”

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Drug Level Modelling with Difference and Differential Equations

D’Cunha

Gorty²

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In the current study, drug level in the human body is studied using mathematical modelling, where the difference equations have been used as a means of analyzing the dosage over a prescribed time, reduction in dose half-life, and the total amount of residual drug in the blood-stream for a given time-period. Further, the differential equations approach is investigated for data fitting using Mathematica to extend the application adhering to the continuous nature of the inherent function. The perspective helps to preserve critical resources and render comparative results. In this approach, zero-order, first-order, and fractional order kinetics are explored and compared.

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Section: Modelling Of Dosage Of Fabiflumentioning

confidence: 99%