Pharmacokinetics of tylvalosin alone or in combination with vitamin E in broiler chickens

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Few publications are describing the pharmacokinetics of tylvalosin (TVN) antibiotic, so the aims of this work were to study its pharmacokinetics with evaluation the effect of vitamin (vit) E on its kinetics after single and repeated oral administration in broiler chickens. The mean serum concentrations of the drug were markedly lower in tylvalosin alone when compared with tylvalosin pre-treated with vit E after single and repeated oral administration at the corresponding time intervals. The peak of serum concentration (Cmax), absorption half-life (t0.5ab) and elimination half-life (t0.5 e-l) were 2.11±0.3, 3.27±0.2 ug mLG-1, 0.94±0.04, 0.88±0.02 h and 1.61±0.05, 2.42±0.1, after single tylvalosin and tylvalosin-vit E, respectively. While after repeated dosing, the maximum serum levels were 5.01±0.13 and 5.9±0.1 ug mLG-1 with pharmacokinetic parameters (Cmax), (t0.5ab) and (t0.5 el) 4.1±0.14, 5.67±0.4 ug mLG1, 1.39±0.4, 0.86±0.07 h and 2.78±0.16, 3.05±0.3 h after repeated tylvalosin and tylvalosin-vit E, respectively. The combination of tylvalosin with vit E allows a prolongation of the dosage intervals in broiler for more 12 and 24 h after single and repeated dosing, respectively, indicated by longer elimination half-life and Mean Residence Time (MRT) of tylvalosin-vit E than tylvalosin alone after single and repeated administration which is very important for the dosage intervaland increasing the drug serum efficacy.

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Abo El-Ela, F. I., El-Banna, H. A., El-Deen, M. B., El-Gendy, A. A., & Tohamy, M. A. (2015). Pharmacokinetics of tylvalosin alone or in combination with vitamin E in broiler chickens. Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances, 10(10), 556–566. https://doi.org/10.3923/ajava.2015.556.566

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