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Propylene Glycol Pharmacokinetics and Renal Elimination Capacity: Preliminary Observations

Introduction: Unintended propylene glycol (PG) administration (34 mg/kg/24h) did not affect postnatal adaptations [1]. Subsequently, we aim to document PG disposition in neonates.

A Kulo, V Cossey, J N De Hoon, R Verbesselt, K Allegaert in Pediatric Research (2011)

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Safety of non-woven polypropylene surgical adhesive drapes to prevent wound infection

A Jeurissen, R Hendrickx, K Beesemans, A Van Thielen, V Cossey… in BMC Proceedings (2011)

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How to use the WHO criteria to focus a hand hygiene campaign

A Jeurissen, S Monsecour, V Cossey, A Schuermans in BMC Proceedings (2011)

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473 Prospective Evaluation of Propylene Glycol Tolerance in (PRE) Term Neonates: An Active Comparator Approach

Introduction: Propylene glycol (PG) is a commonly used excipiens although accumulation can result in hyperosmolarity, renal toxicity and lactic acidosis. This is of concern in neonates given their limited meta...

K Allegaert, J D Hoon, M Rayyan, R Verbesselt, V Cossey, G Naulaers in Pediatric Research (2010)

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7 Ontogeny of Udp-Glucuronosyltransferase Activity During Repeated Administration of Propacetamol in Neonates

Background: Major changes in drug clearance are observed during infancy, at least partially based on ontogenic regulation of metabolic pathways but data on maturation of UDP-glucuronosyltransferase (UGT)-activity...

K Allegaert, D Tibboel, H Devlieger, J de Hoon, R Verbesselt… in Pediatric Research (2004)