论文信息 - Carisoprodol concentrations from different anatomical sites: three overdose cases.

Carisoprodol concentrations from different anatomical sites: three overdose cases.

Three cases involving overdoses of carisoprodol are presented. Concentrations of carisoprodol and its major metabolite meprobamate, were determined in urine, vitreous humor, heart, and femoral blood. All drugs were quantified by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS).

P. McFeeley | R. Zumwalt | R. Backer | Sparks Veasey | N. Wohlenberg

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