Abstract
The action of bacterial endotoxin on the pharmacokinetics of warfarin was investigated in rabbits injected with bacterial endotoxin from E. coli. High doses of endotoxin were able to change the kinetics of warfarin in rabbits by changing its volume of distribution. It is not possible to conclude whether the changes in elimination rate of warfarin in rabbits were mediated through changes in liver blood flow or through impairment of the metabolic capacity of the liver cells.
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