Interpol! [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2010-02-02 01:02 (5975 d 00:41 ago) – Posting: # 4689
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Dear D Labes!

❝ In section 4.1.4 Study conduct under Sampling times it is stated: "... In multiple-dose studies, the pre-dose sample should be taken immediately before (within 5 minutes) dosing and the last sample is recommended to be taken within 10 minutes of the nominal time for the dosage interval to ensure an accurate determination of AUC(0-tau)...".


❝ My questions:

  • Do I interpret this correctly that this prohibits any interpolation in case of time deviations at the measurement of time point t=tau?
  • Is extrapolation (as we discusses at times here in case of missing samples) also prohibited?
  • Would that mean, we are not able to calculate AUC(0-tau) in case
    of missing samples at t=tau?
  • Does this all also apply to AUC(0-72), truncated area?

Positive thinking! :-D
I guess this section is a reminder to sample accurately at critical time points. I will continue to do exactly the same I did for many years:Following our discussion I changed my procedure. If the 72 h value is missing in a particular subject after only one formulation, I use an estimate. If both values are missing (theoretically - never seen that), I would use AUCt instead of AUC72 - for that subject only.

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