O9: Segmental hair analysis from patients in opiate substitution treatment is useful to investigate drug use history, abstinence and compliance with treatment

Seldén, Tor; Berglund, Liselotte; Druid, Henrik; Håkansson, Anders; Kronstrand, Robert

doi:10.1016/s2352-0078(14)70017-4

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Distribution Of the Xenobiotic Substances Within The Hair2

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“…During later research, therapeutic drug monitoring was applied to carbamazepine [69À71], selegiline [41], clozapine [72], buprenorphine [73À75], and methadone [76,77]. Buprenorphine received considerable interest recently because it is increasingly used to replace methadone in opiate addiction treatments.…”

Section: Distribution Of the Xenobiotic Substances Within The Hairmentioning

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“…As in the case of administered prescriptions, segmental hair analysis is also being increasingly utilized to control compliance to illegal drug abstinence or occasional intake of drugs in the mid-term [77]. Recently published papers have focused their interest on heroin [78], cocaine [79], cannabis [80,81], amphetamines [82], and new designer drugs [83], showing a diverse pattern of crucial evidence that can be acquired from segmental hair analysis.…”

Section: Distribution Of the Xenobiotic Substances Within The Hairmentioning

confidence: 99%

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