The Bioavailability of Oral Nitroglycerin¶
Noonan, & Benet. (1986). The Bioavailability of Oral Nitroglycerin. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
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Domain-specific¶
- First-Pass Metabolism
- Sublingual nitroglycerin exists as a dosage form specifically because oral nitroglycerin has a bioavailability near one percent
This sourceStudy reporting that oral nitroglycerin is less than 1% bioavailable, the loss attributed to complete first-pass hepatic metabolism.
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“Oral doses of nitroglycerin were < 1% bioavailable.”
- Sublingual nitroglycerin exists as a dosage form specifically because oral nitroglycerin has a bioavailability near one percent
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