ReviewMedical cannabis and cannabinoids
Pharmacokinetics of Cannabinoids Delivered by Diverse Routes in Rodents.
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Abstract
Background: The rising popularity of medicinal and recreational use of Summary: While inhalation and ingestion are the most common routes of cannabinoid delivery in humans, injections (intraperitoneal or subcutaneous) are most common in animal models due to the inherent ease of dosing. Human pharmacokinetic studies utilizing the intravenous parenteral route of administration of cannabinoids (specifically Δ Key Messages: To assess the use of cannabinoids as an alternative therapeutic option, it is important to test patient-compliant formulations and routes of administration. Further, since bioavailability of cannabinoids varies greatly with the route of administration, mimicking human cannabinoid drug delivery in animal models becomes crucial. This review provides insights into cannabinoid pharmacokinetics across different delivery routes in rodent models and the translatability to humans.
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