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Gender-based pharmacokinetics and/or pharmacodynamics differences can result in differences in treatment which can accordingly affect the drug safety and/or efficacy. A new validated bio-analytical LC-MS/ MS method was developed for the estimation of ezogabine, a third-generation antiepileptic drug, in human plasma using oxcarbazepine as an internal standard (IS) and to study the gender effect on the pharmacokinetic parameters in Egyptian human subjects. | Study of gender-related pharmacokinetics of ezogabine in Egyptian volunteers by a validated LC-MS MS bioanalytical method