Oh wow! [Study As­sess­ment]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-05-27 18:21 (4773 d 14:49 ago) – Posting: # 10667
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Hi Two Rivers!

❝ From the Xipei's habit of estimating sample size with AUC I assume this is a study for Chinese regulation. If so, the Chinese BE guideline reads that criterion for AUC is 80-125 but for Cmax, hold-on, deep breath, …, 70-143% (and the study doesn't even have to be of replicate design :-D)


Oh wow! With such limits AUC is really the win-loose-metric. Are you referring to the 2005 GL?

等效判断标准,一般规定,经对数转换后的受试制剂的AUC0→t 在参比 制剂的80%-125%范围,受试制剂的Cmax 在参比制剂的70%-143%范围。


I wish him good luck in setting up simulations to find a suitable αadj. for [0.70–1.43]. None of the published methods would work.

❝ OK, now you can pick the draw you just dropped on the ground. :lol3:


Well, hundreds of products were approved in the EU with those limits – but decades ago…

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