pharmacokinetic equivalent/bioequivalent [Design Issues]

posted by drcampos  – Brazil, 2007-04-25 17:26 (7002 d 09:35 ago) – Posting: # 692
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Dear yuk,

Pharmaceutic equivalence is a evaluation of formulations according to a Pharmacopeia Monograph and dissolution profile evaluated by f2 (model independent method)

Bioequivalence is a evaluation of formulations considering the pharmacokinetic profile in vivo and the confidence interval (CI90%) to parameters AUC and Cmax (0.8-1.25)

Therefore, I do not know the concept of pharmacokinetic equivalence, maybe the right word is bioequivalence or relative bioavailability.

Regards

Daniel

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