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Disappearance of chlorpromazine from plasma following drug withdrawal
Psychological Medicine
|May 1, 1978
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Plasma chlorpromazine measured by a gas chromatographic procedure was found to disappear rapidly during the first week after withdrawal of chlorpromazine treatment in a group of 17 chronically hospitalized patients. The drug or its metabolites were no longer measurable in plasma after 8 days.
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