Decreased protein binding of salicylates in Kawasaki disease.

1991 
Because patients with Kawasaki disease have low serum concentrations of salicylates despite high doses, and because the free (unbound) drug is responsible for the pharmacologic effects of salicylates, we assessed salicylate protein binding in patients with Kawasaki disease. During the acute phase of the disease, protein binding of salicylate in 36 children with Kawasaki disease was 73±12%, significantly lower than during the subacute phase (90.4±8.7%; p p
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