Fed+fasting (SD), MD, draft MR GL expected QIII/2012 [Design Issues]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2012-06-18 15:01 (5115 d 16:10 ago) – Posting: # 8769
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Dear Chiku!

❝ Does this mean only Fasting and Fed is required for MR or we should follow NfG 1999 where Fasting fed and Steady state is recommended.


The Q&A document quoted the 1999 MR NfG (Appendix I, 2-way cross-over studies: Tfasting/Rfasting and Tfed/Rfed). Inline with the IR GL (2010) a 4-way cross-over is now an acceptable alternative design (In cases where information is required in both the fed and fasted states, it is acceptable to conduct either two separate two-way cross-over studies or a four-way cross-over study.). Nothing has changed concerning the recommendation (fed + fasting). A clarification was made concerning a “suspected non-linear food effect”:

For both single-unit formulations and multiple-unit formulations, the highest strength should in general be studied. In case a non-linearity in the food effect is suspected, the food interaction study should be performed with the highest and the lowest strength.

Steady state is still recommended. On a case-to-case basis this requirement was waived in the past (some delayed / multiphasic / pulsatile release formulation with essentially no accumulation). Might ‘make it’ to the MR GL draft, but I’m not too optimistic.

❝ Any idea when will MR guideline BE studies be published?


According to conversations with members of the PK group I had in Budapest two weeks ago end of QIII/2012.

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