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A new sensitive and rapid high-pressure liquid chromatographic determination of melphalan in plasma was developed. Recovery of 1 microgram added to 1 ml of plasma at 23 degrees was 94% but was greatly reduced at higher temperature. The method has been applied to plasma determinations of melphalan in rats and humans and is currently being utilized for human pharmacokinetic studies.
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