Anu
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India,
2013-07-26 14:33
(4708 d 15:50 ago)

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 WinNonlin IVIVC Toolkit [Dissolution / BCS / IVIVC]

Hi All,

Greetings!

Kindly correct me if anyone of the following steps of mine are not correct.

I am doing my first project on IVIVC by using WinNonlin IVIVC Tool-kit:

Data:
  1. In-Vitro Data: 3 formulations at different PH values 7,4.5 & 6.8 (R=ref, T=Optimum Release, T1= Fast Release)
  2. In-Vivo Data: (1. Fully Rep (TRTR & RTRT) (In Lieu of optimum Release); 2. Two way cross-over (T1R & RT1) (In Lieu of Fast Release)

Procedure:
  1. I have merged the data of Fully replicate and Two way crossover in a single sheet to form In-Vivo Data
  2. In the toolkit I have taken (T & T1) as internal Validation in the In-Vitro tab and R as reference formulation in the In-Vivo tab.

Result:
1. After running the software got the following results for:
PH-4.5

Form      Parameter  Predicted  Observed  % PE  Ratio

T(mean)     AUC_last   150.006      136.457   9.9     1.10
            Cmax       2.738        4.968     -44.9   0.55

T1(mean)    AUC_last   158.253      168.9719   -6.3   0.94
            Cmax       2.994        7.437      -59.7  0.40

Avg         AUC_last   154.129      152.714     8.1   1.01
            Cmax       2.866        6.202       52.3  0.46


Since %PE for AUC_last is <10% and not for Cmax.
Does that mean IVIVC is not established?

Thanks & Regards
Anu Jaswal


Edit: Subject line changed, lists and table BBCoded. [Helmut]
jag009
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NJ,
2013-07-26 17:31
(4708 d 12:52 ago)

@ Anu
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 WinNonlin IVIVC Toolkit

Hi,

❝ Since %PE for AUC_last is <10% and not for Cmax.

❝ Does that mean IVIVC is not established?


Correct.

Additional comments:
  1. An IVIVC should have 3 formulations (it takes 3 pts to do a correlation, 3=fast, target (medium), slow formulations). You only have 2.
  2. Is your formulation an IR? If so, it maybe difficult to achieve IVIVC.
  3. Depending on the solubility and permeability of the drug, it might not be possible to do an IVIVC (Refer to BCS classification).

Hope this helps.

John
Anu
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India,
2013-07-29 14:21
(4705 d 16:02 ago)

@ jag009
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 WinNonlin IVIVC Toolkit

Hi John,

Thankyou very much for your additional comments.

❝ Additional comments:

❝ 1. An IVIVC should have 3 formulations (it takes 3 pts to do a correlation, 3=fast, target (medium), slow formulations). You only have 2.


Though I have checked the Industrial Guidance for IVIVC as well IVIVC Guidance
On page no 6. It is written:
"Although an IVIVC can be defined with a minimum of two formulations with different release rates, three or more formulations with different release rates are recommended."
So kindly guide me how can I go about it?

My formulation is an Extended Release not IR.

❝ 2. Is your formulation an IR? If so, it maybe difficult to achieve IVIVC.


Thanks & Regards
Anu Jaswal
jag009
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NJ,
2013-07-30 18:13
(4704 d 12:10 ago)

@ Anu
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 WinNonlin IVIVC Toolkit

Hi,

Before I proceed, just want to make sure we are on the right path.
1) Where did you get the IV or IR data to generate the impulse function for convolution/deconvolution? Was the data originated from the same 2 studies or from another source? I recall some member here (forgot his name) said that's a no no and you should use the IV data from the same study subjects.

Well your results showed that internal validation was a failure due to the poor predictability of the model so you don't have an IVIVC.

You can generate a 2 formulation IVIVC but it will be of limited use when compared to a 3 formulation IVIVC. Particularly if you want to use it for setting dissolution specification. You can't propse +/- range for your in-vitro release spec because you can't justify or support your proposal for the +ve range if your IVIVC only shows correlation to support the -ve range of the spec, or vice versa.

John
Anu
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India,
2013-08-02 10:33
(4701 d 19:50 ago)

@ jag009
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 WinNonlin IVIVC Toolkit

Hi John,

❝ 1) Where did you get the IV or IR data to generate the impulse function for convolution/deconvolution? Was the data originated from the same 2 studies or from another source?

The data was originated from the same two studies not from any other source.

❝ Well your results showed that internal validation was a failure due to the poor predictability of the model so you don't have an IVIVC.


Can I upload my data, will you please take a look upon it?

❝ You can generate a 2 formulation IVIVC but it will be of limited use when compared to a 3 formulation IVIVC. Particularly if you want to use it for setting dissolution specification. You can't propse +/- range for your in-vitro release spec because you can't justify or support your proposal for the +ve range if your IVIVC only shows correlation to support the -ve range of the spec, or vice versa.


Thank you very much for this clarification.

Thanks & Regards
Anu Jaswal
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