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KMID : 0370219900340060375
Yakhak Hoeji
1990 Volume.34 No. 6 p.375 ~ p.383
Pahrmacokinetics of Haloperidol (¥²)
Park Kyoung-Ho

Lee Min-Hwa



Abstract
The pharmacokinetics of haloperidol were determined after single oral and intravenous doses in 13 male schizophrenic patients. Plasma concentrations of haloperidol(HP) and reduced haloperidol were measured by high performance liquid chromatography. Plasma concentration data obtained were analyzed by obth model dependent (one-or two exponential decay models using nonlinear regression) and model independent (AUC and first moment curve) approaches. The two methods were found to be in close results. After intravenous injections of HP in 8 patients (10 mg/man), the mean central and peripheral volume of distribution were 2.85+/-1.7O and 8.09+/-2.10 l/kg, respectively, and mean steady, state volume of distribution was 11.87+/-3.21 l/kg. Mean clearance, MRT and elimination half life were 12.39+/-3.25 ml/min/kg, 925.1O+/-166.79 min and 676.35+/-126.45 min,respectively. After oral administrations of HP in 5 patients, mean peak time and peak concentration were 2l7.63+/-61.60min and 9.77+/-2.92ng/ml, respectively. Mean MRT and elimination half life were 1112.23+/-131.73 min and 724.02+/-120.03 min, respectively, and these parameters were not significantly different from those of intravenous injection of HP. Absolute bioavailability of HP oral product was found to be about 44%. The profiles of plasma RH concentration-time curves after oral or intravenous doses of HP were similar. Also it was found that the elimination rate of RH was slower than that of HP by comparing the slopes of plasma concentration-time curves of HP and RH.
KEYWORD
Haloperidol, reduced haloperidol, pharmacokinetics, schizophrenic patient, plasma concentration
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