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Dosing Regimen Design. Two-Compartment Model Infusion Multiple Dosing. Assessment of PK parameters. CL: CL/F = (DM/ )/C ss,av and C ss,av = AUC ss, /. Relative F:. CL R :
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Dosing Regimen Design Two-Compartment Model Infusion Multiple Dosing
Assessment of PK parameters CL: CL/F = (DM/)/Css,av and Css,av = AUCss,/ Relative F: CLR: CLR = (Ae,ss/ x Css,av) where Ae,ss is the amount of drug excreted in the urine over one .
k12 Cp V2 V1 k21 k10 C2 Ko Infusion dX1/dt = Ko + k21X2 – k10X1 – k12X1 dX2/dt = k12X1 – k21X2 X1,ss = Kok21/ = Ko/k10 X2,ss = Kok12/ X1,ss/X2,ss= k21/k12 = V1/V2 Cp,ss = Ko/CL = C2,ss
Infusion rate calculation Same as for the one-compartment case: Ko = CL x Cp,ss,desired
k12 V2 V1 k21 k10 Post-Infusion Profile
k12 V2 V1 k21 k10 Short Infusion
k12 V2 V1 k21 k10 Duration of infusion
Getting model parameter values 1. Semilog graph of Cp,t values. Cp = A’e-t + B’e-t 2. Add line to log linear phase. 3. Subtract line from the Cp,t values. 4. Use slopes and intercepts of the two lines to calculate PK parameter values.
V2 = V1(k12/k21) Vss = V1 + V2 V = V1(k12 + k21 - )/(k21 - ) V = V1k10/ V1 = Xo/(A + B) k21 = (A + B)/(A + B) CL = k10V1 = V k10 = /k21 t1/2, = ln 2/ k12 = + - k21 - k10 t1/2, = ln 2/ Getting model parameter values Xo = Ko = infusion time Use A’, B’, , and : A = A’ / (1 - e-) B = B’ / (1 - e-)
Gentamicin accumulation Rowland and Tozer, Fig. 19-12, p. 330.
AUC and Css,av relationships AUC0- = AUC0-,single dose = A/ + B/ FDose/ = CL Css,av Css,av = FDose / CL
k12 V2 V1 k21 k10 Loading Dose: lidocaine example Rowland and Tozer, Fig. 19.10, p. 329.
Lidocaine LD: multiple bolus w/ 2.1, 3.0, 4.4 mg/min infusion Applied Pharmacokinetics, 2nd Ed., p. 659, Fig. 20.2
Lidocaine LD Applied Pharmacokinetics, 2nd Ed., p. 660, Fig. 20.3