Sample size for multiple dose study [Power / Sample Size]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2008-11-27 13:40 (6420 d 16:43 ago) – Posting: # 2818
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Dear Ravi!

❝ We have conducted a single dose pilot study. My question is can we predict

❝ sample size for Multiple dose pilot study on the basis of estimates (T/R %

❝ and intra cv%) from single dose pilot study?


Yes. But don't forget to allow for the usual safety margins (prediction from a small pilot study [T/R and CV% are uncertain], drop-out rate in any multiple dose study). On the other hand variability in steady-state generally is smaller than after a single dose - but unfortunatelly you have no clue to which extent...

❝ If yes please tell me the formula...


Very difficult (if not impossible to 'do by hand'); see here, also for software and tables in the following posts.

❝ ... and the software from which sample size for Multiple dose study

❝ can be predicted.


David Dubins' FARTSSIE (for Excel 2000+, free). You may also use bear for R (you have to install R first > install bear > load bear > go() >

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