Sentence examples for urinary route from inspiring English sources

Finally, since [18F]-tetrafluoroborate is excreted via the urinary route, cumulative activity was observed in the urinary bladder.

[18F]EFB displays a desirable in vivo distribution and excretion profile in that target tissue retention is quantifiable and that fast removal of the radioactivity predominantly via the urinary route can be observed.

After IV administration, 70 80% of the injected dose of cloxacillin is eliminated by urinary route in 6 h, in an active form, and the rest by the biliary tract, also in active form; the biliary elimination is more marked for oxacillin.

Given the urinary route of clearance of the major metabolite, urine is considered to be the most appropriate body fluid for BPA exposure assessment.

In order to determine whether mice may harbour the EMC virus and/or be shedding bacteria via the urinary route, 46 mice were trapped at four localities, approximately 8 months after the seal mortalities.

In dogs, imepitoin is mainly excreted via the faecal route rather than the urinary route.

With regard to administering potassium to correct hypokalemia, if observed, during hypothermia, potassium should only be administered to replace actual measured losses from gastrointestinal or urinary routes to prevent hyperkalemia and arrhythmias upon rewarming [42].

Deferoxamine is administered by intravenous injection or subcutaneously with iron complexes being cleared mainly by biliary and urinary routes, while deferasirox and deferiprone are taken orally with the former typically eliminated by the hepatobiliary route and the latter via the kidney (Brittenham, 2011; Kwiatkowski, 2011).

An important feature of all the methods was that they measured oestriol and oestrone, two major urinary oestrogens with different metabolic routes, oestriol on the longer route of hydroxylation before conjugation and excretion, oestrone and oestradiol on the shorter route without hydroxylation.

Urinary excretion is the only route of elimination for BPA-Glu (Volkel et al. 2002).

It is clear that the nephrotoxicity of these agents is due, in part, to the fact that urinary elimination is a major route of excretion from the body.