Non-Renal Routes of Drug Excretion
While the kidneys are the primary organ for drug elimination, a significant number of drugs and their metabolites are eliminated through non-renal routes. Non-renal excretion pathways are especially important for drugs that are highly protein-bound, lipophilic, or poorly water-soluble, and for patients with renal impairment, where renal clearance is compromised. Non-renal excretion involves multiple organs … Read more