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Bergen DC - Healthy elderly adults appear to have the same phenytoin (PHT) pharmacokinetics as younger adults. Reduced PHT dosage requirements may be due to age-related changes in patients' sensitivity to the therapeutic and toxic effects of the drug. The prolonged elimination half-life suggests that most patients can take PHT once daily and the time to reach steady-state may extend to 2–3 weeks.

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