Fluid and Pharmacological Dynamics in a Subcutaneous Chamber Implanted in Rats

AUTOR(ES)

Gardner, William G.

RESUMO

Antibiotic dynamics in the fluid obtained from subcutaneously implanted chambers in rats were similar to those observed in serum following single intramuscular injections of carbenicillin.

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