Effect of Vehicle Dielectric Properties on Rectal Absorption of Acetaminophen
The rectal absorption of acetaminophen from an aqueous suspension, a propylene glycol suspension, and a theobroma oil suppository was measured by urinary excretion. The results are discussed in terms of their relationship to the dielectric constants of the vehicles.
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| description | The rectal absorption of acetaminophen from an aqueous suspension, a propylene glycol suspension, and a theobroma oil suppository was measured by urinary excretion. The results are discussed in terms of their relationship to the dielectric constants of the vehicles. |
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