Failure of BE in fasting studies [Study As­sess­ment]

posted by drsinghs – India, 2012-10-11 11:28 (5009 d 09:01 ago) – Posting: # 9382
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❝ Say for example, if the formulation shows highly variable nature under fasting conditions, doing a routine two period, two way, cross over design is not going to help. You need to change your design to a Replicate design so that the formulation passes under fasting condition too.


Dear Dr. Gunasakaran,

Can you elaborate more on the above statement with some illustrations (If possible)?

Is it possible that a formulation will pass in replicate design and same will fail in 2 way crossover?

What impact will be on ratio and 90% CI, If I test same formulation in 2 way crossover and replicate design?

Regards,
drsinghs

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