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EnglishThe aim of the study was the development of analytical methods suitable for the quantification of ldopa,carbidopa and entacapone in plasma of Parkinsonian patients treated with Stalevo®. The metabolite3-O-methyldopa was also determined to obtain some indications on the pharmacokinetics of l-dopa.For the simultaneous analysis of l-dopa, 3-O-methyldopa and carbidopa, a RP C18 column as the stationaryphase and a mixture of methanol and a pH 2.88 phosphate buffer (8:92, v/v) as the mobile phasewere used. A feasible plasma pre-treatment based on protein precipitation was implemented, obtainingextraction yield higher than 94% for all the analytes. For the analysis of entacapone a RP C8 column anda mixture of methanol, acetonitrile and a pH 1.90 phosphate buffer as the mobile phase (17.5:22.5:60,v/v/v) were used. A plasma pre-treatment procedure was developed, based on solid phase extraction ofentacapone using Oasis HLB cartridges. Extraction yields were good, being always higher than 96%.Both methods, based on HPLC–ED (V = +0.8 V), have been fully validated. Good linearity was obtainedover the following concentration ranges: 100–4000 ngmL−1 for l-dopa, 200–10,000 ngmL−1 for 3-Omethyldopa,25–4000 ngmL−1 for carbidopa and 20–4000 ngmL−1 for entacapone. Precision data weresatisfactory, being R.S.D.% values lower than 5.64%; accuracy also resulted very good with recovery datahigher than 90%. The proposed methods have been successfully applied to the analysis of patient plasmasamples and seem to be suitable for therapeutic drug monitoring purposes.
| Titolo: | Determination of l-dopa, carbidopa, 3-O-methyldopa and entacapone in human plasma by HPLC-ED |
| Autore/i: | BUGAMELLI, FRANCESCA; MARCHESELLI, CHIARA; E. Barba; RAGGI, MARIA AUGUSTA |
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| Anno: | 2011 |
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| Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jpba.2010.09.042 |
| Abstract: | The aim of the study was the development of analytical methods suitable for the quantification of ldopa,carbidopa and entacapone in plasma of Parkinsonian patients treated with Stalevo®. The metabolite3-O-methyldopa was also determined to obtain some indications on the pharmacokinetics of l-dopa.For the simultaneous analysis of l-dopa, 3-O-methyldopa and carbidopa, a RP C18 column as the stationaryphase and a mixture of methanol and a pH 2.88 phosphate buffer (8:92, v/v) as the mobile phasewere used. A feasible plasma pre-treatment based on protein precipitation was implemented, obtainingextraction yield higher than 94% for all the analytes. For the analysis of entacapone a RP C8 column anda mixture of methanol, acetonitrile and a pH 1.90 phosphate buffer as the mobile phase (17.5:22.5:60,v/v/v) were used. A plasma pre-treatment procedure was developed, based on solid phase extraction ofentacapone using Oasis HLB cartridges. Extraction yields were good, being always higher than 96%.Both methods, based on HPLC–ED (V = +0.8 V), have been fully validated. Good linearity was obtainedover the following concentration ranges: 100–4000 ngmL−1 for l-dopa, 200–10,000 ngmL−1 for 3-Omethyldopa,25–4000 ngmL−1 for carbidopa and 20–4000 ngmL−1 for entacapone. Precision data weresatisfactory, being R.S.D.% values lower than 5.64%; accuracy also resulted very good with recovery datahigher than 90%. The proposed methods have been successfully applied to the analysis of patient plasmasamples and seem to be suitable for therapeutic drug monitoring purposes. |
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