1996
DOI: 10.3109/02713689609000768
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Distribution and metabolism of intravitreal cidofovir and cyclic HPMPC in rabbits

Abstract: The long retinal half-life observed presumably reflects formation of phosphorylated cidofovir within retinal cells. Cidofovir achieved a ten-fold higher level of phosphorylated drug in retina than cyclic HPMPC: Therefore, intravitreal cidofovir may be expected to suppress progression of retinitis for a longer period than an equivalent intravitreal dose of cyclic HPMPC: The intravitreal half-life of cidofovir was 20-fold longer than that of ganciclovir in the same animal model.

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“…The estimated vitreous half-life for HDP-cCDV was 6.3 days, which favorably compares to 20 hours for CDV or 10 hours for cCDV. 12 The detected concentration at week 8 was 0.002 M, which is above the IC 50 for CMV. In this study, we did not detect HDP-cCDV in the retina, which could be due to low sensitivity of HPLC and fast conversion of HDP-cCDV into cCDV then into CDV by cellular phosphohydrolases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The estimated vitreous half-life for HDP-cCDV was 6.3 days, which favorably compares to 20 hours for CDV or 10 hours for cCDV. 12 The detected concentration at week 8 was 0.002 M, which is above the IC 50 for CMV. In this study, we did not detect HDP-cCDV in the retina, which could be due to low sensitivity of HPLC and fast conversion of HDP-cCDV into cCDV then into CDV by cellular phosphohydrolases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In this study, ex vivo drug release showed a half-life of 2.7 days which is quite a long vitreous half-life for a small molecule drug and supports formation of micelles in excised rabbit vitreous because similar small molecule drugs such as ganciclovir or cidofovir have vitreous half-lives of only hours [31, 32]. The current study did not perform an ex vivo release for CDV because its vitreous half-life was well characterized [3234].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…12 This means that to use those drugs intravitreally, frequent injections are needed. In contrast, HDP-cCDV has a much LU ET AL.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%