The EMA’s Cmin & WinNonlin [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2010-03-13 13:52 (5577 d 04:17 ago) – Posting: # 4912
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Dear Ravi!

❝ Now my question is Which definition is to be followed.


The one you have stated in your approved protocol. ;-)
See this little survey.

❝ If definition by EMEA is to be followed then we can not use Cmin value calculated by using WinNonlin for submission.


Since Cmin in WinNonlin is always the true (=global) minimum within τ, you have to improvise. If all your concentrations at t=τ are ≥LLOQ, use Clast instead. If not, use the same set of rules you would use for values <LLOQ. Describe the procedure in an SOP and – even better – in the protocol.

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