Lottery or science? [PK / PD]

posted by nobody – 2015-01-13 12:23 (3829 d 06:58 ago) – Posting: # 14279
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I do this on a regular basis, but it shouldn't be necessary for the scientific evaluation of a robust (!) and meaningful (!) characteristics of a PR formulation ;-)

That's the point.

If a parameter is needed to compare exposure at the end of the dosing interval, why not AUCtrough ( :D no joke)? How about: AUC -2h, -1h, 0h prior to next application? 2 additional plasma samples might make your day and safe a lot of volunteers blood (replicate design), so science meets ethics, win-win, I think.

But this Ctrough is neither meaningful nor robust (close to LLOQ and with lots of physiological variability from GI movement to whatever), it's kind of lottery that should never make it through the discussion process of a regulatory guidance document. My opinion...

Kindest regards, nobody

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