Drug concentration <LLQ [Bioanalytics]
Dear GM,
In BE ? Not the slightest. Nada. Forget it.
So what ? Who says it has to be < 0.8 ?
The question is rather: was your LLOQ low enough ? What you're describing sounds a bit like you're not able to follow the terminal elimination phase but are getting a mix of distribution + elimination. If you messed up, you can't make up for it by extrapolating below your LLOQ, you'll have to re-develop your method, validate, re-assay.
What is your LLOQ, and what is the Cmax range in your study ?
Edit, to make sure there is no misunderstanding: when you write
❝ As per the Bioanalytical guidance of FDA, all values <LLQ should be declared as zero.
❝
❝ But my doubt is, is there any possibility to use the actual values measured for calculating key parameters?
In BE ? Not the slightest. Nada. Forget it.
❝ B’coz, we are not getting best fit (Rsq<0.8) when considering zero instead of actual values.
So what ? Who says it has to be < 0.8 ?
The question is rather: was your LLOQ low enough ? What you're describing sounds a bit like you're not able to follow the terminal elimination phase but are getting a mix of distribution + elimination. If you messed up, you can't make up for it by extrapolating below your LLOQ, you'll have to re-develop your method, validate, re-assay.
What is your LLOQ, and what is the Cmax range in your study ?
Edit, to make sure there is no misunderstanding: when you write
❝ B’coz, we are not getting best fit (Rsq<0.8) when considering zero instead of actual values.
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Regards
Ohlbe
Regards
Ohlbe
Complete thread:
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