Antibiotic Kinetics Paid
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AbPK performs pharmacokinetic dosing of common antibiotics for which serum levels are monitored: aminoglycosides and vancomycin.
This Paid version adds Bayesian fitting of serum level data.
AbPK features serum level analysis & graphing, prospective dosing, PK/PD parameter calculation, once-daily AG dosing, and a drug model database.
AbPK also includes a drug model editor which enables you to add multiple drug models for any 1-compartment open model. To illustrate this utility, a Ceftazidime model is included.
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