Ceftriaxone diffusion from blood to aqueous humour in man

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Abstract

Ceftriaxone penetrates into the aqueous humour in man. The interaction of indomethacin on the disposition of ceftriaxone appeared to be time-dependent. Indomethacin delayed ceftriaxone penetration into, but enhanced its persistence in, the aqueous humour, permitting a period of antibioprophylaxis covering the required time for surgical treatment.

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Gobeaux, D., Ambart, L., Couderc, J. L., Renard, P., De Charnace, B., & Lokiec, F. (1989). Ceftriaxone diffusion from blood to aqueous humour in man. British Journal of Ophthalmology, 73(7), 574–575. https://doi.org/10.1136/bjo.73.7.574

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