Mean Ct profiles and LLOQ [NCA / SHAM]

posted by d_labes  – Berlin, Germany, 2008-10-19 15:55 (6087 d 23:06 ago) – Posting: # 2559
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Dear Martin!

❝ ad) values > LLOQ or beginning <LLOQ: I deal with large molecule drugs – I have only measured values or values below LOQ (limit of quantification) I do not have experience with a “fuzzy range”.


Eventually my question was misunderstandable. Let me give examples to make it clear.
Beginning values <LLOQ:
t=0h, c=0; t=0.25h c= <LLOQ; t=0.5h, c=<LLOQ;t=1h, c=10
Do you then take c <LLOQ as missing?

Intermediate values <LLOQ:
t=12h, c=15; t=18h c= <LLOQ; t=24h, c=2;
Do you then take c <LLOQ as missing?

❝ PS.: what do you think on providing boxplots per time point instead of means?


This is a good suggestion, I think, it calls for median as the mean function.
But I think it is very unusual for BE reports I have seen so far.
My sponsors always have difficulties if Box-plots are provided (until now for the PK parameters). The plots need some deeper understanding in statistics compared to mean plots which is not always there.

Regards,

Detlew

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