Peritoneal Dialysis Data preparation

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Peritoneal Dialysis Data preparation

From: Min-Gul Kim Date: July 26, 2007 technical
Dear NONMEM users, I am working on a kinetic data set from automated peritoneal dialysis patients, with concentration measurements in plasma and dialysate. For the 24 h of this study, APD patients were placed on a standard dialysis prescription of three 2.5%, 2-L exchanges over a period of 8 h during the day using the cycler (automated session), followed by two 2.5%, 2-L dwells of about 8 h each over the course of the evening and overnight (manual session). I think that Dialysis compartment have to be reset after exchanging dialysate. But it is difficult for me to prepare the data set. Could you explain the data preparation skill for peritoneal dialysis ? some data set is #ID TIME EVID DWEL DV CMT AMT 1 9:33 4 0 0 1 795 <-- Drug administration (IV bolus) 1 10:30 0 1 104.15 1 0 <-- Plasma concentration on 1 dwell (APD) 1 11:00 0 1 103.54 1 0 1 11:15 0 1 2.82 2 0 <-- Dialysate concentration on 1 dwell (APD) 1 12:20 0 1 11.92 2 0 1 12:30 0 1 84.77 1 0 1 13:10 0 2 78.3 1 0 <-- Plasma concentration on 2 dwell (APD) 1 13:40 0 2 76.02 1 0 1 13:56 0 2 2.9 2 0 <-- Dialysate concentration on 2 dwell (APD) 1 15:00 0 2 12.88 2 0 1 15:11 0 2 69.52 1 0 1 15:52 0 3 66.19 1 0 <-- Plasma concentration on 3 dwell (APD) 1 16:20 0 3 65.11 1 0 1 16:39 0 3 4.25 2 0 <-- Dialysate concentration on 3 dwell (APD) 1 17:45 0 3 11.99 2 0 1 17:50 0 3 62.36 1 0 1 22:00 0 4 48.91 1 0 <-- Plasma concentration on 4 dwell (PD) 1 26:00 0 4 41.55 1 0 1 26:17 0 4 22.56 2 0 <-- Dialysate concentration on 4 dwell (PD) 1 28:12 0 5 33 1 0 <-- Plasma concentration on 5 dwell (PD) 1 34:00 0 5 26.99 1 0 1 34:30 0 5 13.79 2 0 <-- Dialysate concentration on 5 dwell (PD) Each Dwell's start and end time is 1st : start 10:10 1st : end 12:40 2nd : start 12:40 2nd : end 15:24 3rd : start 15:24 3rd : end 18:09 4th : start 18:11 4th : end 26:16 5th : start 26:26 5th : end 34:20 Thank you for the help. Best wishes Min-Gul Kim --- Min-Gul Kim, MD, MS Research Doctor of Dept of Clinical Pharmacology Seoul National University Hospital, 28 Yeongeon-Dong Jongno-Gu, Seoul 110-744 Republic of Korea Tel: 82-2-740-8290, Fax: 82-2-742-9252

Re: Peritoneal Dialysis Data preparation

From: Nick Holford Date: July 26, 2007 technical
Min-Gul, To reset the dialysis CMT you should set CMT=-2 (negative CMT means reset and turn off this CMT) then set CMT=2 to turn the CMT on again at the time when dialysis collection resumes. In both cases you should use EVID=2 to signal to NONMEM to reset and set the dialysate CMT. Note that the prediction in the dialysis CMT is the amount of drug excreted into the dialysate collection during the collection interval. It is not a concentration. If you want to predict the concentration then you will have to supply the volume of the collection e.g. a data item called VOLD, then set the scale factor S2=VOLD. In the example below I have assumed that the first dialysate collection is started at 10:00 and stops at 11:15. It is started again 1 h after the first collection has finished at 12:15. The first 2 records at 9:33 make sure the dialysis collection compartment is off until the first collection is started at 10:00. Nick > Min-Gul Kim wrote: > > I am working on a kinetic data set from automated peritoneal dialysis > patients, with concentration measurements in plasma and dialysate. [stuff deleted] > I think that Dialysis compartment have to be reset after exchanging dialysate. > > > #ID TIME EVID DWEL DV CMT AMT > 1 9:33 2 1 0 2 0 Set Dialysis CMT > 1 9:33 2 1 0 -2 0 Reset Dialysis CMT > 1 9:33 4 0 0 1 795 IV bolus > 1 10:00 2 1 0 2 0 Turn on Dialysis CMT > 1 10:30 0 1 104.15 1 0 Plasma conc > 1 11:00 0 1 103.54 1 0 > 1 11:15 0 1 2.82 2 0 Dialysate conc > 1 11:15 2 1 0 -2 0 Reset Dialysis CMT > 1 12:15 2 1 0 2 0 Turn on Dialysis CMT -- Nick Holford, Dept Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacology University of Auckland, 85 Park Rd, Private Bag 92019, Auckland, New Zealand [EMAIL PROTECTED] tel:+64(9)373-7599x86730 fax:+64(9)373-7090 www.health.auckland.ac.nz/pharmacology/staff/nholford