BA/BE studies involving GITS/OROS delivery device [Design Issues]

posted by jag009  – NJ, 2014-01-14 16:25 (4546 d 02:07 ago) – Posting: # 12166
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Hi everyone,

Just a thought... For BE studies comparing against a GITS/OROS (osmotic pump delivery) tablet which is designed for a 8-12 hr total drug release in-vitro, is there a need to set up the protocol:

1)to monitor for subject who have bowel movement before 12 hours? Example, if subject has a bowel movement before 12 hours, his/her fecal matter should be collected to check for the presence of the GITS/OROS shell. If there is a shell, can we drop the subject?

or

2)Drop subject(s) who has bowel movement(or go for the extreme, diarrhea) before 12 hrs?

Thanks
John

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