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Pharmakotherapie des Neugeborenen

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Die Verteilung von Pharmaka aus dem Plasma in die einzelnen Kompartimente ist bei Früh- und Neugeborenen durch folgende Besonderheiten geprägt: hoher Wassergehalt von 80–90 % [43], große Hirnund Lebermasse, geringe Fettmasse, niedriges Serumalbumin und damit niedrige Bindungskapazität, unreife Blut-Hirn-Schranke.

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