0 the length of time needed for the radioactivity of a radioactive substance to be reduced by half
1 the amount of time needed for the radioactivity (= harmful form of energy) of a radioactive substance to be reduced by half
It is then inactivated by hemoglobin, giving it a very short elimination half-life.
Fluvoxamine shows the least non-linearity of pharmacokinetic parameters, with half-life increasing from about 15 to 23 hours with multiple dosing.
The authors reported rates of change to more appropriate therapeutic agents that were significantly greater than expected, and as high 40% for long half-life benzodiazepines.
Entacapone has a similar half-life to levodopa and is usually given with each levodopa dose.
It has a very long half-life of 3-5 days; its significant adverse-event profile requires extremely slow dose titration every 2- 3 weeks.
The half-life of output rises from 13 years to 40 years as persistence increases from none to complete.
Pharmacokinetic data are collected to determine the half-life, the maximum concentration area under-the-curve, and other parameters.
A cyclotron is required to produce fluorine18, a radioisotope with a half-life of less than 2 hours (110 min), which makes storage impossible.
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