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"maintenance dose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an amount of a drug or medication that a person takes over a long period of time, and it is typically used to maintain the level of the drug in the body. For example: The patient's doctor prescribed a maintenance dose of 80 milligrams of their medication, to be taken daily.
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The typical maintenance dose is 200 600 mg/day given as two or three doses.
The typical maintenance dose is 200 400 mg/day given as two doses.
The typical maintenance dose is 150 600 mg/day given as two to three doses.
Steroid dose was decreased to a maintenance dose of 10 mg/day.
There was an inverse relationship between the maintenance dose and neuronal loss but not between the maintenance dose and mortality rate.
After a stabilization period of daily maintenance administration, subjects received quintuple (5× daily maintenance dose) and sextuple (6× daily maintenance dose) doses every 120 h.
The tapering experiments suggest that a lower "maintenance dose" might be effective, Mohiuddin says.
The long-term effects were investigated at 2 years after reaching a maintenance dose.
Published data describing the warfarin maintenance dose requirements for this age group are limited.
My doctor had put me on a maintenance dose of Suboxone for five weeks, slowly weaning me off it.
The maintenance dose of ketamine was 75 mg/kg/h.
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