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Effect of diffusional lag time on multicompartmental pharmacokinetics for transepidermal infusion

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

|November 1, 1979

Abstract:

A simple proof is given to demonstrate that the lag time to reach steady state from transepidermal infusion is the sum of the diffusional and pharmacokinetic lag times.

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