Recommended Plasma Concentration
- According to the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST), the MIC threshold to determine the strain sensitivity is 2 mg/L for cloxacillin.
- Until now, the optimal plasma concentration target in order to achieve the best cure rate remains undefined, but as oxa- and cloxacillin are time-dependent antibiotics, a time of 100% above the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) was considered to be optimal for efficacy.
- Considering that oxa- and cloxacillin are highly bound to albumin and that their unbound fraction—the available fraction for antibiotic efficacy—in healthy patients is known to be 10%,
- Previous study indicated that a dosing regimen of 1 g dicloxacillin every 6 hours should be effective for S. aureus infections with a mean MIC value of 0.125 µg·mL−1 (achieving 67%T > MIC) (higher bioavailability compared to cloxacillin, 48.8% versus 36.9%)
Population: severe infections treated in ICU
- Defined a target range of total antibiotic concentration of 20–50 mg/L to reach the 100% T > MIC
- At a Median Daily Dosing of 105.5mg/kg [75; 150] produced a median plasma concentration of 134.3mg/L [65.3; 201].
- Using a percentage of 10% to estimate the unbound fraction of oxa- or cloxacillin, all patients would have had a trough unbound fraction concentration superior or equal to the maximum MIC for oxa- or cloxacillin sensitivity, i.e. 2 mg/L
Oral Cloxacillin
- At a dose of 2g, average calculated dose based on serum concentration was 649mg (32.9%).
- Oral dose of 500mg cloxacillin produced a peak serum level of 8mcg/ml in adults
- After an oral dose of 500 mg, a peak plasma concentration of 7 to 14 μg per mL is attained in fasting subjects in 1 to 2 hours.
- After an oral dose of 500mg cloxacillin, a peak serum level of about 8 micrograms/mL is reached in about 1 hour.
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- Infectious Diseases of the Female Genital Tract. By Richard L. Sweet, Ronald S. Gibbs
- Cloxigen Product Information Leaflet
Intramuscular
- serum level after i.m. cloxacillin is approximately twice that obtained when the same dose is given orally to fasting adults
Concentration in Synovial tissue
- After a 30 min i.v. infusion of 1 g cloxacillin, the concentrations of this antibiotic were measured in plasma and synovial tissue samples from 11 patients undergoing total hip replacement.
- The concentration of free drug in synovial tissue was estimated to be 77% of the total tissue concentration.
- The maximum tissue drug concentration after an i.v. bolus dose is predicted to occur at about 37 min.
- it can be predicted that after an i.v. bolus injection of 1 g cloxacillin the maximum synovial tissue concentration will be reached at 37 min after administration. At this time the estimated free drug concentrations in plasma and tissue should be 0.9 mg/l.
- Diffusion of cloxacillin into synovial tissue. Br. J. clin. Pharmac. (1992), 34, 275-277
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