Therapeutic drug monitoring is the clinical practice of measuring drug concentrations in patient blood or plasma to optimize dosing regimens and ensure therapeutic efficacy while minimizing toxicity. Research published in Advanced Pharmaceutical Science And Technology addresses analytical methods essential to this p…
Therapeutic drug monitoring is the clinical practice of measuring drug concentrations in patient blood or plasma to optimize dosing regimens and ensure therapeutic efficacy while minimizing toxicity. Research published in Advanced Pharmaceutical Science And Technology addresses analytical methods essential to this practice, particularly liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry techniques for quantifying specific medications in human plasma. One study developed and validated a bioanalytical method for measuring febuxostat concentrations to support bioequivalence studies, demonstrating the journal's focus on precise quantification methods required for pharmacokinetic assessments. The journal also covers quality control aspects relevant to therapeutic monitoring, including identification and quantification of adulterants in pharmaceutical products, which is critical for ensuring the safety and authenticity of medications being monitored. Additionally, the journal has explored diffuse optical imaging as a safe, functional medical imaging technique that may complement traditional monitoring approaches. This work matters because accurate measurement of drug levels is fundamental to personalized medicine, allowing clinicians to adjust doses based on individual patient metabolism, drug interactions, and therapeutic response rather than relying solely on standard dosing protocols.
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