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Abstract

Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) are integral components of personalized medicine aimed at optimizing drug therapy and improving patient outcomes. This field focuses on understanding the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) of drugs, along with how individual variations in pharmacokinetic parameters affect drug efficacy and safety. TDM, the practice of measuring drug levels in the
bloodstream, is used to ensure that patients are receiving doses within the therapeutic range to minimize adverse effects and maximize therapeutic benefit. This book explores the principles underlying clinical pharmacokinetics and TDM, their applications in various medical specialties, and recent advancements in technology and methodology. It also addresses how pharmacogenomics, patient-specific factors, and clinical judgment are incorporated into therapeutic decision-making to tailor treatment regimens. By understanding and applying pharmacokinetic principles and TDM, healthcare providers can achieve more precise and effective treatment strategies, ultimately enhancing patient care.