Abstract
Acute experiments involving a single dose of salicylazosulphapyridine (SASP) were performed in 5 volunteers. The peak serum concentration of SASP was found within 3 to 5 hours whereas for sulphapyridine derived from SASP it occurred at 12 to 24 hours. The addition of ferrous sulphate caused a significant decrease in the serum SASP concentration whereas the addition of calcium gluconate delayed the absorption of SASP without disturbing the degree of absorption. Total sulphapyridine concentration did not show any variation.
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