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Correlation Between Serum and CSF Concentrations of Midazolam and 1-Hydroxy-Midazolam in Critically Ill Neurosurgical Patients.

Julie E FarrarSylvia S StefanosLuis CavaTyree H KiserScott W MuellerRobert NeumannPaul M ReynoldsDeb S ShermanRobert MacLaren
Published in: The Annals of pharmacotherapy (2024)
Continuous infusions of MZ result in measurable concentrations of MZ and 1-OH-MZ in CSF; however, CSF concentrations of MZ and 1-OH-MZ poorly represent serum concentrations or dosages. Accumulation of MZ and 1-OH-MZ in serum or CSF over time was not evident. Concentrations of MZ and 1-OH-MZ do not predict sedation levels, reinforcing that pharmacodynamic assessments are warranted.
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