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British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology DOI:10.1111/4.1365-2125.2005.02460.x AUTHOR INDEX AARONS, L. see HUSSEIN, Z. ISBEL, N.M., PILLANS, P.I. & TETT, diproxil fumarate in HIV-1-infected AARTS, L.P.H.J. see KNIBBE, C.A.J. S.E. Mycophenolic acid subjects: 38 AGUNDEZ, J.A.G. see MARTINEZ, C. pharmacokinetics and related outcomes BOND, C. see STEWART, D. AKOVA, Y.A. see ALTAN-YAYCIOGLU, R. early after renal transplant: 271 BORRILL, Z.L., HOUGHTON, C.M., AL-ADHI, B. see AL-MOTARREB, A. ATHERTON, J. see GREEN, B. WOODCOCK, A.A., VESTBO, J. & AL-AMOUD, A.I., CLARK, B.J., ASSI, AUMORA, B. see HOMBHANIJE, F.W. SINGH, D. Measuring bronchodilation in K.A. & CHRYSTYN, H. Determination AUTRET-LECA, E. see BOURGOIN, H. COPD clinical trials: 379 of the bioavailability of gentamicin to BOSCH, T.M., KJELLBERG, L.M., the lungs following inhalation from two BABER, N. see PRITCHARD, D.S. MEIJERMAN, I., SMITS, P.H.M., jet nebulizers: 542 BABER, N.S. & SMYTH, R. Introduction SCHELLENS J.H.M. & BEIJNEN, J.H. ALEMAO, E. see VAN GANSE, E. to Tripartite Meeting Report (convenors: Novel identified SNPs in the main ABC AL-JABER, N. see AL-MOTARREB, A. Dr Nigel Baber and Prof. Ros Smyth): transporter ABCG2 (BCRP): 123 AL-JAILANI, F. see AL-MOTARREB, A. Towards establishing optimal doses for BOURBEAU, M. see VAN HEESWIJK, ALLEGAERT, K., COSSEY, V., DEBEER, drugs prescribed to children: 655 R.P.G. A., DEVLIEGER, H., VAN BABER, N.S. Paediatric special edition: 651 BOURGOIN, H., PAINTAUD, G., OVERMEIRE, B. & DE HOON, J. The BABER, N.S. Tripartite meeting. Paediatric BUCHLER, M., LEBRANCHU, Y., impact of ibuprofen administration on regulatory guidelines: do they help in AUTRET-LECA, E., MENTRE, F. & amikacin clearance in preterm infants is optimizing dose selection for children?: GUELLEC, C.L. Bayesian estimation of independent of the gestational age: 609 660 cyclosporin exposure for routine AL-MOTARREB, A., BRIANCON, S., AL- BACK, D. see BOFFITO, M. therapeutic drug monitoring in kidney JABER, N., AL-ADHI, B., AL-JAILANI, BACKMAN, J.T. see LILJA, J.J. transplant patients: 18 F., SALEK, M.S. & BROADLEY, K.J. BAL DIT SOLLIER, C. see MAHE, I. BREDENBERG, S. see LENNERNAS, B. Khat chewing is a risk factor for acute BAND, M. see DAVIES, J. BRIANCON, S. see AL-MOTARREB, A. myocardial infarction: a case-control BARNETT, D.B. see STANLEY, A.G. BROADBENT, R. see LINGVALL, M. study: 574 BAS, M., HOFFMANN, T.K., BIER, H. & BROADLEY, K.J. see AL-MOTARREB, A. ALTAN-YAYCIOGLU, R., YAYCIOGLU, KOJDA, G. Increased C-reactive protein BROUWERS, J.R.B.J. see DE JONG, J.C.F. O., AKOVA, Y.A., GUVEL, S. & in ACE-inhibitor-induced angioedema: BRUNE, K. see HINZ, B. OZKARDES, H. Ocular side-effects of 233 BUCHLER, M. see BOURGOIN, H. tolterodine and oxybutynin, a singie- BEGGS, S. see TITCHEN, T. blind prospective randomized trial: 588 BEIJNEN, J.H. see BOSCH, T.M. CAMERON, D.W. see VAN HEESWIJK, AMICO, J.A. see HRUSKA, M.W. BEIJNEN, J.H. see DE JONGE, M.E. R.P.G. AMMIT, A.J. see JIANG, X.M. BEIJNEN, J.H. see KAPPELHOFF, B.S. CAMPBELL, S.B. see ATCHESON, B.A. ARAKAWA, M., OHMORI, M., HARADA, BENEZRA, D. /n vitro fertilization and CAULIN, C. see MAHE, I. K.-L, ARAKI, N., SAITOH, T. & childhood retinoblastoma: 724 CH STRICKER, B.H. see SCHELLEMAN, FUJIMURA, A. Different accumulation BENNETT, K. see TEELING, M. H. of temocaprii and enalapril during BENNEWITH, O. see HAWTON, K. CHA, I.-J. see SHON, J.-H. repeated dosing in elderly patients: 489 BENOWITZ, N.L. see CSAJKA, C. CHADWICK, D. see OWEN, A. ARAKI, N. see ARAKAWA, M. BENTZEN, N. see STEINSBEKK, A. CHAIKIN, P., GILLEN, M.S., MALIK, M., ARONSON, J.K. Biomarkers and surrogate BERBICHE, D. see PERREAULT, S. PENTIKIS, H., RHODES, G.R. & endpoints: 491 BERGMANN, J.F. see MAHE, I. ROBERTS, D.J. Co-administration of ARONSON, J.K. Drug development: more BERGMANN, J.-F. see MAHE, I. ketoconazole with H,-antagonists science, more education: 377 BERTRAND, M. see VAN GANSE, E. ebastine and loratadine in healthy ARONSON, J.K. Internationality: | BERTRAND, N. see MAHE, I. subjects: pharmacokinetic and ARONSON, J.K. Moving about: 263 BIER, H. see BAS, M. pharmacodynamic effects: 346 ARONSON, J.K. see FERNER, R.E. BJORKMAN, S. Prediction of drug CHALASANI, N. see PINTO, A.G. ARONSON, J.K. Write on: 141 disposition in infants and children by CHAN, F.W.H. see YOU, J.HLS. ASGHAR, A. see PINTO, A.G. means of physiologically based CHAPPUY, H. see JULLIEN, V. ASHTON, M. see GORDI, T. pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modelling: CHEN, X.Y. see ZHANG, Y.F. ASSI, K.A. see AL-AMOUD, A.IL. theophylline and midazolam as model CHENG, G. see YOU, J.H.S. ASTRUC, B., TARRAL, A., DOSTERT, P., drugs: 691 CHEUNG, B.M.Y. see HUI, C.K. MARIOTTI, F., FABBRI, L. & BLAIS, L. see PERREAULT, S. CHEUNG, Y.-B. see ZHOU, Q.Y. IMBIMBO, B.P. Steady-state BLANCO, G. see MARTINEZ, C. CHEVTS, J. see HINZ, B. pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics BOFFITO, M., BACK, D., STAINSBY- CHOWBAY, B. see ZHOU, Q.Y. of CHF3381, a novel antineuropathic TRON, M., HILL, A., PERRI, G.D., CHRYSTYN, H. see AL-AMOUD, A.1. pain agent, in healthy subjects: 405 MOYLE, G., NELSON, M., TOMKINS, CHUI, J.. TORDOFF, J. & REITH, D. ATARASHL, S. see PAYNE, G.S. J., GAZZARD, B. & POZNIAK, A. Changes in availability of paediatric ATCHESON, B.A., TAYLOR, P.J., Pharmacokinetics of saquinavir hard medicines in Australia between 1998 and MUDGE, D.W., JOHNSON, D.W., gel/ritonavir (1000/10m0g twice daily) 2002: 736 HAWLEY, C.M., CAMPBELL, S.B., when administered with tenofovir CLARK, B.J. see AL-AMOUD, A.I. BJr Cl in Pharmacol | 59:6 | 756-761 © 2005 Blackwell Publishing Ltd British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology DOI:10.1111/4.1365-2125.2005.02460.x AUTHOR INDEX AARONS, L. see HUSSEIN, Z. ISBEL, N.M., PILLANS, P.I. & TETT, diproxil fumarate in HIV-1-infected AARTS, L.P.H.J. see KNIBBE, C.A.J. S.E. Mycophenolic acid subjects: 38 AGUNDEZ, J.A.G. see MARTINEZ, C. pharmacokinetics and related outcomes BOND, C. see STEWART, D. AKOVA, Y.A. see ALTAN-YAYCIOGLU, R. early after renal transplant: 271 BORRILL, Z.L., HOUGHTON, C.M., AL-ADHI, B. see AL-MOTARREB, A. ATHERTON, J. see GREEN, B. WOODCOCK, A.A., VESTBO, J. & AL-AMOUD, A.I., CLARK, B.J., ASSI, AUMORA, B. see HOMBHANIJE, F.W. SINGH, D. Measuring bronchodilation in K.A. & CHRYSTYN, H. Determination AUTRET-LECA, E. see BOURGOIN, H. COPD clinical trials: 379 of the bioavailability of gentamicin to BOSCH, T.M., KJELLBERG, L.M., the lungs following inhalation from two BABER, N. see PRITCHARD, D.S. MEIJERMAN, I., SMITS, P.H.M., jet nebulizers: 542 BABER, N.S. & SMYTH, R. Introduction SCHELLENS J.H.M. & BEIJNEN, J.H. ALEMAO, E. see VAN GANSE, E. to Tripartite Meeting Report (convenors: Novel identified SNPs in the main ABC AL-JABER, N. see AL-MOTARREB, A. Dr Nigel Baber and Prof. Ros Smyth): transporter ABCG2 (BCRP): 123 AL-JAILANI, F. see AL-MOTARREB, A. Towards establishing optimal doses for BOURBEAU, M. see VAN HEESWIJK, ALLEGAERT, K., COSSEY, V., DEBEER, drugs prescribed to children: 655 R.P.G. A., DEVLIEGER, H., VAN BABER, N.S. Paediatric special edition: 651 BOURGOIN, H., PAINTAUD, G., OVERMEIRE, B. & DE HOON, J. The BABER, N.S. Tripartite meeting. Paediatric BUCHLER, M., LEBRANCHU, Y., impact of ibuprofen administration on regulatory guidelines: do they help in AUTRET-LECA, E., MENTRE, F. & amikacin clearance in preterm infants is optimizing dose selection for children?: GUELLEC, C.L. Bayesian estimation of independent of the gestational age: 609 660 cyclosporin exposure for routine AL-MOTARREB, A., BRIANCON, S., AL- BACK, D. see BOFFITO, M. therapeutic drug monitoring in kidney JABER, N., AL-ADHI, B., AL-JAILANI, BACKMAN, J.T. see LILJA, J.J. transplant patients: 18 F., SALEK, M.S. & BROADLEY, K.J. BAL DIT SOLLIER, C. see MAHE, I. BREDENBERG, S. see LENNERNAS, B. Khat chewing is a risk factor for acute BAND, M. see DAVIES, J. BRIANCON, S. see AL-MOTARREB, A. myocardial infarction: a case-control BARNETT, D.B. see STANLEY, A.G. BROADBENT, R. see LINGVALL, M. study: 574 BAS, M., HOFFMANN, T.K., BIER, H. & BROADLEY, K.J. see AL-MOTARREB, A. ALTAN-YAYCIOGLU, R., YAYCIOGLU, KOJDA, G. Increased C-reactive protein BROUWERS, J.R.B.J. see DE JONG, J.C.F. O., AKOVA, Y.A., GUVEL, S. & in ACE-inhibitor-induced angioedema: BRUNE, K. see HINZ, B. OZKARDES, H. Ocular side-effects of 233 BUCHLER, M. see BOURGOIN, H. tolterodine and oxybutynin, a singie- BEGGS, S. see TITCHEN, T. blind prospective randomized trial: 588 BEIJNEN, J.H. see BOSCH, T.M. CAMERON, D.W. see VAN HEESWIJK, AMICO, J.A. see HRUSKA, M.W. BEIJNEN, J.H. see DE JONGE, M.E. R.P.G. AMMIT, A.J. see JIANG, X.M. BEIJNEN, J.H. see KAPPELHOFF, B.S. CAMPBELL, S.B. see ATCHESON, B.A. ARAKAWA, M., OHMORI, M., HARADA, BENEZRA, D. /n vitro fertilization and CAULIN, C. see MAHE, I. K.-L, ARAKI, N., SAITOH, T. & childhood retinoblastoma: 724 CH STRICKER, B.H. see SCHELLEMAN, FUJIMURA, A. Different accumulation BENNETT, K. see TEELING, M. H. of temocaprii and enalapril during BENNEWITH, O. see HAWTON, K. CHA, I.-J. see SHON, J.-H. repeated dosing in elderly patients: 489 BENOWITZ, N.L. see CSAJKA, C. CHADWICK, D. see OWEN, A. ARAKI, N. see ARAKAWA, M. BENTZEN, N. see STEINSBEKK, A. CHAIKIN, P., GILLEN, M.S., MALIK, M., ARONSON, J.K. Biomarkers and surrogate BERBICHE, D. see PERREAULT, S. PENTIKIS, H., RHODES, G.R. & endpoints: 491 BERGMANN, J.F. see MAHE, I. ROBERTS, D.J. Co-administration of ARONSON, J.K. Drug development: more BERGMANN, J.-F. see MAHE, I. ketoconazole with H,-antagonists science, more education: 377 BERTRAND, M. see VAN GANSE, E. ebastine and loratadine in healthy ARONSON, J.K. Internationality: | BERTRAND, N. see MAHE, I. subjects: pharmacokinetic and ARONSON, J.K. Moving about: 263 BIER, H. see BAS, M. pharmacodynamic effects: 346 ARONSON, J.K. see FERNER, R.E. BJORKMAN, S. Prediction of drug CHALASANI, N. see PINTO, A.G. ARONSON, J.K. Write on: 141 disposition in infants and children by CHAN, F.W.H. see YOU, J.HLS. ASGHAR, A. see PINTO, A.G. means of physiologically based CHAPPUY, H. see JULLIEN, V. ASHTON, M. see GORDI, T. pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modelling: CHEN, X.Y. see ZHANG, Y.F. ASSI, K.A. see AL-AMOUD, A.IL. theophylline and midazolam as model CHENG, G. see YOU, J.H.S. ASTRUC, B., TARRAL, A., DOSTERT, P., drugs: 691 CHEUNG, B.M.Y. see HUI, C.K. MARIOTTI, F., FABBRI, L. & BLAIS, L. see PERREAULT, S. CHEUNG, Y.-B. see ZHOU, Q.Y. IMBIMBO, B.P. Steady-state BLANCO, G. see MARTINEZ, C. CHEVTS, J. see HINZ, B. pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics BOFFITO, M., BACK, D., STAINSBY- CHOWBAY, B. see ZHOU, Q.Y. of CHF3381, a novel antineuropathic TRON, M., HILL, A., PERRI, G.D., CHRYSTYN, H. see AL-AMOUD, A.1. pain agent, in healthy subjects: 405 MOYLE, G., NELSON, M., TOMKINS, CHUI, J.. TORDOFF, J. & REITH, D. ATARASHL, S. see PAYNE, G.S. J., GAZZARD, B. & POZNIAK, A. Changes in availability of paediatric ATCHESON, B.A., TAYLOR, P.J., Pharmacokinetics of saquinavir hard medicines in Australia between 1998 and MUDGE, D.W., JOHNSON, D.W., gel/ritonavir (1000/10m0g twice daily) 2002: 736 HAWLEY, C.M., CAMPBELL, S.B., when administered with tenofovir CLARK, B.J. see AL-AMOUD, A.I. BJr Cl in Pharmacol | 59:6 | 756-761 © 2005 Blackwell Publishing Ltd Author Index | CLAUSON, P. see MCELDUFF, A. DIMET, J. see JULLIEN, V. GLOTH, F.M. Handbook of pain relief in COCKAYNE, N.L., DUGUID, M. & DOSTERT, P. see ASTRUC, B. older adults — an evidence-based SHENFIELD, G.M. Health professionals DRAGOMIR, A. see PERREAULT, S. approach: 262 rarely record history of complementary DRESCHER, S. see GLAESER, H. GOSSL, M. see SAEZ, A.M.O. and alternative medicines: 254 DROUET, L. see MAHE, I. GOLDRING, C. see OWEN, A. COCKBURN, W. see LIPWORTH, B.J. DUGUID, M. see COCKAYNE, N.L. GORDI, T., XIE, R., HUONG, N.V., COHEN, A.F. see DUMONT, G.J.H. DUKE, C.C. see JIANG, X.M. HUONG, D.X., KARLSSON, M.O. & COLLIN, J. see PERREAULT, S. DUMONT, G.J.H., DE VISSER, S.J., ASHTON, M. A semiphysiological COLLINS, D.J. see PAYNE, G.S. COHEN, A.F. & VAN GERVEN, J.M.A. pharmacokinetic model for artemisinin in CONTI, R. see MAHE, I. Biomarkers for the effects of selective healthy subjects incorporating COPETTI, R., PROCLEMER, A. & serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in autoinduction of metabolism and PILLININI, P.P. Brugada-like ECG healthy subjects: 495 saturable first-pass hepatic extraction: abnormalities during thioridazine DUPIN, N. see JULLIEN, V. 189 overdose DZIK-JURASZ, A.S.K. see PAYNE, G.S. GREEN, B., GREENWOOD, M.., COSSEY, V. see ALLEGAERT, K. SALTISSI, D., WESTHUYZEN, J., CRANSWICK, N. see TITCHEN, T. EARL, J.W. see NATH, C.E. KLUVER, L., ROWELL, J. & CROMMENTUYN, K.MLL. see EBRAHIM, S. see WALLER, P. ATHERTON, J. Dosing strategy for KAPPELHOFF, B.S. EICHELBAUM, M. see GLAESER, H. enoxaparin in patients with renal CSAJKA, C., HALLER, C.A., BENOWITZ, EICHELBAUM, M. see NIEMI M. impairment presenting with acute N.L. & VEROTTA, D. Mechanistic EKINS-DAUKES, S. see NOVAK, P.H. coronary syndromes: 281 pharmacokinetic modelling of ephedrine, EKINS-DAUKES, S., HELMS, P.J., GREENWOOD, M. see GREEN, B. norephedrine and caffeine in healthy TAYLOR, M.W., SIMPSON, C.R. & GREIG, L.D., LESLIE, S.J., GIBB, F.W.., subjects McLAY, J.S. Paediatric homoeopathy in TAN, S., NEWBY, D.E. & WEBB, D.J. CZOCK, D., KELLER, F., HERINGA, M. general practice: where, when and why?: Comparative effects of glyceryl trinitrate & RASCHE, F.M. Raloxifene 743 and amyl nitrite on pulse wave reflection pharmacokinetics in males with normal ELLIOT, R. see SORENSEN, L. and augmentation index: 265 and impaired renal function: 479 GRIEVE, J., TORDOFF, J., REITH, D. & FONNEB@, V. see STEINSBEKK, A. NORRIS, P. Effect of the Pediatric DANHOF, M. see KNIBBE, C.A.J. FABBRI, L. see ASTRUC, B. Exclusivity Provision on children’s DARTIGUES, J.-F. see LECHEVALLIER- FABRIGOULE, C. see LECHEVALLIER- access to medicines: 730 MICHEL, N. MICHEL, N. GROENEVELD, G.J. see VAN KAN, DAUKES, S.E. see HELMS, P.J. FEELY, J. see TEELING, M. H.J.M. DAVE, N. see SNELL, P. FERNER, R.E. & ARONSON, J.K. National GROVER, A. see SHAFIQ, N. DAVIES, J., GAVIN, A., BAND, M., differences in publishing papers on GUCHELAAR, H.J. see VAN KAN, H.J.M. MORRIS, A. & STRUTHERS, A. adverse drug reactions: 108 GUELLEC, C.L. see BOURGOIN, H. Spironolactone reduces brachial pulse FERRELL, R.E. see HRUSKA, M.W. GUNNELL, D. see HAWTON, K. wave velocity and PIIINP levels in FISHMAN, R. see LIPWORTH, B.J. GUO, Y.J. see ZHANG, Y.F. hypertensive diabetic patients: 520 FITZGERALD, M. see WEEKES, L.M. GUVEL, S. see ALTAN-YAYCIOGLU, R. DAY, R.O. see JIANG, X.M. FITZGERALD, S.M. see HRUSKA, M.W. DE BOER, A. see SCHELLEMAN, H. FOURRIER-REGLAT, A. see HALL, S.D. see PINTO, A.G. DE HOON, J. see ALLEGAERT, K. LECHEVALLIER-MICHEL, N. HALLER, C.A. see CSAJKA, C. DE HOON, J.N.J.M. see VANMOLKOT, FROMM, M.F. see GLAESER, H. HAMMAN, M. see PINTO, A.G. F.H.M. FROMM, M.F. see NIEMI M. HAQUE, N. see PAYNE, G.S. DE JONG, J.C.F., BROUWERS, J.R.B.J. & FRYE, R.F. see HRUSKA, M.W. HARADA, K.-I. see ARAKAWA, M. DE JONG-VAN DEN BERG, L.T.W. FUJIMURA, A. see ARAKAWA, M. HAUG-PIHALE, G. see SOBUE, S. Combined use of NSAIDs and SSRIs FUJIMURA, A. see WAKAUMI, M. HAWLEY, C.M. see ATCHESON, B.A. increases the risk for gastrointestinal HAWTON, K., SIMKIN, S., GUNNELL, adverse effects: 119 GALITZ, L. see SNELL, P. D., SUTTON, L., BENNEWITH, O., DE JONGE, M.E., HUITEMA, A.D.R., GAMITO, F.J.G. see MARTINEZ, C. TURNBULL, P. & KAPUR, N. A SCHELLENS, J.H.M., RODENHUIS, S. GARBER, G.E. see VAN HEESWIJK, multicentre study of coproxamol & BEIJNEN, J.H. Population R.P.G. poisoning suicides based on coroners’ pharmacokinetics of orally administered GARCIA-MARTIN, E. see MARTINEZ, C. records in England: 207 paclitaxel formulated in Cremophor EL: GAUDRIC, A. see MAHE, I. HEDNER, T. see LENNERNAS, B. 325 GAVIN, A. see DAVIES, J. HELMS, P. see NOVAK, P.H. DE JONG-VAN DEN BERG, L.T.W. see GAZZARD, B. see BOFFITO, M. HELMS, P. see STEWART, D. DE JONG, J.C.F. GIBB, F.W. see GREIG, L.D. HELMS, P.J. see EKINS-DAUKES, S. DE LA IGLESIA, F.A. see SMITH, M.T. GIGUERE, P. see VAN HEESWIJK, HELMS, P.J., DAUKES, S.E., TAYLOR, DE PONTI, F. see MOTOLA, D. R.P.G. M.W., SIMPSON, C.R. & McLAY, J.S. DE POUVOURVILLE, G. see VAN GILLEN, M.S. see CHAIKIN, P. Utility of routinely acquired primary care GANSE, E. GLAESER, H., DRESCHER, S., data for paediatric disease epidemiology DE VISSER, S.J. see DUMONT, G.J.H. EICHELBAUM, M. & FROMM, M.F. and pharmacoepidemiology: 684 DEBEER, A. see ALLEGAERT, K. Influence of rifampicin on the expression HEMPEL, G. Handbook of analytical DELESEN, H. see STASS, H. and function of human intestinal separations, vol. 5: drug monitoring and DEVLIEGER, H. see ALLEGAERT, K. cytochrome P450 enzymes: 199 clinical chemistry: 605 BrJ Clin Pharmacol | 59:6 | 757 | Author Index HERINGA, M. see CZOCK, D. IMBIMBO, B.P. see ASTRUC, B. 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Increased pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics National Prescribing Service: creating an risk of gastrointestinal adverse effects incorporating the effect of food and implementation arm for national under SSRI/NSAID combination may be formulation: 355 medicines policy: 112 due to pharmacokinetic interactions: 118 BrJ Clin Pharmacol | 59:6 | 761 British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology DOI:10.1111/).1365-2125.2005.02459.x SUBJECT INDEX This index was compiled from the keywords "F MRS, 244 chemotherapy, 593 dry powder inhaler, 167 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-coenzyme A CHF3381, 405 dyslipidaemia, 456 reductase inhibitor, 291 child, 43, 674, 712, 730, 743 children, 314, 447, 677, 684, 691, 705 ebastine, 346 A, 365 Chinese patients, 582 effectiveness, 456 abacavir, 183 chlorpropamide, 552 endothelial function, 265 ABC transporters, 415 circadian, 398 endothelin-1, 511 ABCB1, 365 cirrhosis, 291 enoxaparin, 281 accommodation, 588 cisplatin, 593 enterocytes, 199 ACE gene, 483 clarithromycin, 302 enterohepatic recycling, 479 ACE inhibitors, 239, 483 clinical databases, 750 ephedra alcaloids, 335 acetylcholine, 511 clinical pharmacokinetics, 14 epidemiology, 108 activated charcoal, 536 clinical pharmacology and therapeutics, epilepsy, 712 acute coprescribing, 712 464 epileptic patient, 593 acute-phase-proteins, 233 clinical practice, 227 epinastine, 43 adult(s), 43, 183 clinical trials, 379 ETAC, 28 adverse drug reaction(s), 108, 213, 677, 718 cognition, 143 European centralised procedure, 475 AERx” iDMS, 546 community, 677 exemestane, 355 aged, 143 complementary and alternative medicines, expression, 365 allometric scaling, 705 254 amodiaquine, 298 COPD, 379 fentanyl, 249 amyl nitrite, 265 coproxamol, 207 forearm blood flow, 387 anaesthesia, 220 coronary artery disease, 94 Formulation, 674 angioedema, 233 coronary heart disease, 456 fosfluconazole, 160 angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, 233 coroners, 207 free drug, 271 anticancer agents, 593 C-reactive protein, 233 anticholinergic drugs, 143 creatinine clearance, 239 G2677T, 365 anticoagulant(s), 371, 425 cremophor EL, 325 gastro-oesophageal reflux, 725 antidepressants, 102 cyclooxygenase 2 inhibitors, 718 gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, 725 antihistamine, 28 cyclosporin, 18 gemfibrozil, 433 antimicrobials, 244 CYPIA2, 310 genotype, 62 antiretroviral drugs, 38 CYP2C8, 70, 62, 298 gentamicin, 54, 542 antoinduction, 189 CYP2C9, 62, 433, 552 ginger, 425 apgar, 54 CYP2C9 polymorphism, 14 ginkgo, 425 artemisinin, 189 CYP2C19, 302, 552 glucuronide, 271 asthma, 5, 152 CYP3A, 302, 440 GTN, 265 attitude, 743 cytochrome P450, 2C, 199 guidelines, 227 cytochrome P450, 3A4, 199 Bayesian estimation, 18 hepatic impairment, 160, 598 bioavailability, 80, 542 desethylamodiaquine, 298 herb—drug interactions, 425 Biomarker, 495 determinants, 564 HES data, 213 biotechnological drugs, 475 diabetes, 520, 546 HIV, 183, 398 bleeding, 371 diclofenac, 80 homeopathy, 447 body composition, 691 digoxin, 102 homoeopathy, 743 bodyweight, 183 diltiazem, 440 hospital admission, 213 Bronchodilation, 379 diuretics, 239 human small intestine, 199 budesonide, 167 domperidone, 725 hyaluronic acid, 220 bupivacaine, 220 dosage form, 674 hypertension, 520 drug development, 464 C3435T, 365 drug evaluation, 475 in vitro, 552 caffeine, 335 drug interaction(s), 38, 70, 102, 254 in vivo, 552 Calcarea carb, 447 drug metabolizing enzymes, 415 incident pain, 249 calcitonin gene-related peptide, 387 drug safety, 213 infants, 691 carboplatin, 314 drug utilization, 750 influenza, 598 case-control study, 574 drug—drug interaction, 433, 712 inhalation devices, 5 cetirizine, 28 dry eye, 588 inhalation, 542 BJr Cl in Pharmacol | 59:6 | 762-763 | 762 © 2005 Blackwell Publishing Ltd Subject Index | inhaled insulin, 546 off label prescribing, 712 randomized trial, 220 INR, 371 off-label, 730 rational drug use, 112 interaction, 335, 371 opioid effect, 524 registration, 730 international comparisons, 108 opthalmic insert, 220 regurgitation, 725 intestinal biopsy, 440 optimal INR, 582 renal failure, 239 intraocular pressure, 588 oral administration, 325 renal function, 314 ipratropium, 152 oscillometry, 152 renal impairment, 479 irreversible inhibition, 440 oseltamivir carboxylate, 598 renal transplant recipients, 18 oseltamivir, 598 renal transplantation, 271 ketoconazole, 346 overactive bladder, 588 reproducibility, 387 khat, 574 oxybutynin, 588 rifampicin, 199 kidney failure, 281 riluzole, 310 paclitaxel, 94, 325 ritonavir, 38, 174, 398 lansoprazole, 302 paediatric(s), 674, 718, 736, 750 rosiglitazone, 70 L-arginine, 85 paediatric dosage, 43 Laser Doppler imager, 511 paediatric population pharmacokinetics, 28 salbutamol, 5 levocetirizine, 28 paracetamol, 371, 718 saquinavir, 38 lipid-lowering agents, 456 parental, 677 scientometrics, 108 liver, 291 pediatric drug development, 657 secondary prevention, 564 lopinavir, 398 Pediatric Exclusivity, 730 self treatment, 447 loratadine, 346 persistence, 564 sepsis, 54 lornoxicam, 14 P-glycoprotein, 102, 365 sildenafil, 85 lung deposition, 167 pharmaceutical industry, 464 single nucleotide polymorphisms, 415 lungs, 542 pharmacodynamic, 355 sirolimus, 94 pharmacodynamics, 346, 546 sitafloxacin, 244 male erectile dysfunction, 85 pharmacoeconomics, 108 smoking, 574 MAO-A inhibitors, 405 pharmacoepidemiology, 102, 143 SNP, 365 MDRI1, 365 pharmacokinetic, 355 spironolactone, 520 medical education, 464 pharmacokinetic interaction, 593 SSRIs, 495 medical history taking, 254 pharmacokinetic model, 189 statin, 291, 227, 564 medicines for children, 657 pharmacokinetics, 54, 80, 160, 167, 174, stents, 94 medicines policy, 112 244, 249, 271, 281, 291, 310, 335, 346, stimulated hypercapnic response, 524 medicines, 684, 736 398, 479, 536, 546, 598, 691, 705 sublingual administration, 249 Melphalan pharmacokinetics, 314 pharmacovigilance, 213, 750 suicide, 207 meta-analysis, 94 pharmacy, 677 sulphur, 447 metabolism, 310 phase I, 495 microvascular, 511 phenotype, 62 tenofovir, 38 midazolam, 440, 691 pitavastatin, 291 theophylline, 691 model, 355 poisoning, 207 theraputic innovation, 475 modelling, 281 polymorphism, 483 tissue distribution, 691 moxifloxacin, 536 population, 355 tolterodine, 588 mycophenolic acid, 271 population pharmacokinetics, 18, 43, 183, topicsert, 220 myocardial infarction, 574 325 trimethoprim, 70 potassium salt, 80 nebulizer, 542 prescribing disease epidemiology, 684 UK, 750 neonate, 54 prescribing trends, 227 unlicensed, 730, 736 nested case-control studies, 102 prevention, 447 upper respiratory tract infection, 447, 546 neuromuscular disease, 310 primary care, 684 neuropathic pain, 405 primary health care, 712, 743 valproic acid, 593 nitric oxide, 85 primary prevention, 564 vasodilation, 387 nitroglycerine, 85 propofol, 705 venous occlusion plethysmography, 387 NMDA antagonists, 405 protein binding, 271 ventilatory depression, 524 NMI, 861, 85 Pulsatilla, 447 NONMEM, 281, 355 warfarin, 371, 425, 433, 582 nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, 239 QTe interval, 346 weight, 314 NSAID, 718 questionnaire, 677 yohimbine, 85 oesophagitis, 725 raloxifene, 479 off label, 736 randomized controlled trial, 447 Br J Clin Pharmacol | 59:6 | 763

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