High-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination of nitrate and nitrite in cured meat.
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The dissolution behaviour of four commercial and two experimental formulations of frusemide tablets has been investigated using the USP rotating basket apparatus and pH 5.0 buffer at 37 degrees C as the test medium. There is a linear relationship between the percentage dissolution in 30 min and the bioavailability relative to an oral solution of frusemide over the bioavailability range 76-97%. Predicted bioavailabilities differed by no more than 2% from the measured values.
The bioavailabilities of five preparations of frusemide (an aqueous solution, Diurin, Frusid, Lasix and Selemide tablets) were studied in healthy subjects, using Latin square designs and administering doses at weekly intervals. Relative to the solution, Lasix had reduced chloride excretion (0.88) and frusemide recovery (0.80) while Diurin and Frusid had reduced frusemide recoveries (0.90 and 0.92 respectively) There were no other significant differences. Potassium excretion tended to fall as the trials progressed.
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