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The influence of age on drug metabolism

Departments of Pharmacy and Medicine, University of Queensland, St Lucia, QLD 4067. Edward j. Triggs, PhD, Professor of Pharmacy. Wayne D. Hooper, PhD, University of Queensland Research Fellow. Ronald G. Dickinson, PhD, NHMRC Research Fellow. Reprints: Professor E.J. Triggs. Drug disposition in neonates and infants The physiology of the neonate cannot be simply summarized, since maturational changes, at varying rates for different factors, present a complex situation. All aspects of drug disposition (absorption, distribution, biotransformation and elimination) are affected, sometimes profoundly, by physiological changes between the puerperium and infancy. 1 Irregular gastric emptying, fluctuating gastric pH, and the variable colonization rate of the intestine by microbial flora, can have pronounced effects on the gastrointestinal The influence of age on drug metabolism