velupharm
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2006-09-04 08:43
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 Washout period from pilot study [Design Issues]

Dear group
we did a pilot study for a drug whose t1/2 of the innovator is 16-25hrs.but in our pilot study we got a t1/2 of 63-70 hrs for both test and reference formulations.so, now when calculating sampling points and washout period for Pivotal study,which data should we consider?-pilot's or original from package insert?
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2006-09-07 14:08
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 Washout period from pilot study

Dear velupharm,

such a case sometimes occurs if your analytical method is improved over the one used by the innovator.

Since you will use your—obviously better—method you must also plan your study for the longer half live (otherwise your washout will be far too short). In your case conditions for a long half live drug also apply (truncated AUC, maybe parallel design…).

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velupharm
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2006-09-08 09:33
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 Washout period from pilot study

Thank YOU Helmut
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2006-12-17 09:30
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 Washout period from pilot study

Dear alL,
THE WASH OUT PERIODS IN CROSS OVER STUDIES BETWEEN ADMINISTRATION OF TEST AND REFERENCE PRODUCT SHOULD BE USUALLY MORE THAN 5 TIMES THE ELIMINATION HALF LIFE OF PARENT PRODUCT OR ACTIVE METABOLITE. SOME DRUGS LIKE CYCLOSPORIN, & DIGOXIN WILL HAVE MORE GAP BETWEEN PERIOD I AND PERIOD II.

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2006-12-18 01:54
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Dear ghouse1111,

is your Shift-Key jammed? ;-)

Regards, Jaime
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