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The pharmacokinetics of efavirenz, a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor for treatment of HIV-1 infection, were studied in 19 HIV-1-infected, pregnant, efavirenz-naive South African women during pregnancy and postpartum. Efavirenz concentrations and pharmacokinetic parameters were determined by two methods, HPLC or EMIT. Concentrations were measured in plasma and breast milk on days 10-28 of pregnancy and in breast milk only postpartum. Mean efavirenz concentrations in plasma, breast milk, and breast milk/plasma ratios in early pregnancy ranged between 0.01 and 0.34 microg/ml, 0.10 and 4.2 microg/ml, and 0.50 and 16.2, respectively. Concentrations of efavirenz in breast milk increased about 2-fold from early to late pregnancy. Similar concentrations were measured in breast milk postpartum. Mean oral clearance and volume of distribution of efavirenz were 0.59 l/h/kg and 29.7 l/kg, respectively, during early pregnancy and 0.69 l/h/kg and 31.9 l/kg, respectively, postpartum. The oral bioavailability of efavirenz in breast milk during pregnancy (4.7%) was similar to that in early pregnancy (4.4%), and also in breast milk postpartum (5.3%). The mean ratio of AUC in plasma to milk to plasma was 1.4-2.5 during pregnancy and 2.2-3.8 postpartum. Small increases in efavirenz concentrations were noted in plasma and milk during pregnancy. Lactational transfer of efavirenz was not significantly increased during pregnancy. Efavirenz plasma concentrations were generally in the range measured in non-pregnant women and were similar to those in non-breastfeeding, efavirenz-exposed HIV-1-infected women.Rapid loss of HLA-DR+ human peripheral blood mononuclear cells in an HIV-infected patient.
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