From: "Stuyckens, Kim [PRDBE]" KSTUYCK1@PRDBE.JNJ.COM
Subject: [NMusers] SS indication for dataset with BID dose and AM dose different from PM dose.
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 17:46:43 +0200
Dear Colleagues,
I have a flexible dosing BID study where the AM dose is different from PM dose.
At the time PK samples are collected, we are at the steady state condition.
Is there anyone familiar with the use of SS and II in this situation? If so, could
you show me how SS and II would be implemented in the dataset (please use the
example I put below)?
In the example below we know that the AM dose is 0.5 and PM dose is 0.8 for more
than 10 days (SS is reached after 5 days for this compound)
ID DV AMT DATE TIME SS II
1 0 0.8 01/01/2006 20:00
1 0 0.5 01/02/2006 08:00
1 15 0 01/01/2006 08:01
Thanks in advance for the input.
Kind regards,
Kim
SS indication for dataset with BID dose and AM dose different from PM dose.
From: "Bill Bachman"
Subject: RE: [NMusers] SS indication for dataset with BID dose and AM dose different from PM dose.
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 12:12:20 -0400
I think that all you are missing is the ss=1 and ii=24 for lines 1 and 2 (0 for both on line 3).
Like anything else you get for free, test it to be sure it does what you expect. (I am hedging
because, I have done this with ADDL before, but not SS. Looks like it would work.)
J
From: Mark Sale - Next Level Solutions mark@nextlevelsolns.com
Subject: RE: [NMusers] SS indication for dataset with BID dose and AM dose different from PM dose.
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:31:01 -0700
Kim,
This is pretty easy (which is the only reason I know the answer). You give two doses, with
different doses, as you have, each with II = 24. The only issue is that you have to use a value
of 2 for the second SS dose. Normally (SS = 1), it basically erases all previous doses, and uses
only and infinite series of doses (backwards not forwards), So, the first dose (probably) has
SS=1, erasing all previous doses, and the second has SS=2, giving this dose, on top of the
previous dose. But, you will also have to put them in chronological order. (or is the date
on the DV record of 1/1/2006 incorrect - it is before the first dose?)
ID DV AMT DATE TIME SS II
1 15 0 01/01/2006 08:01 . .
1 0 0.8 01/01/2006 20:00 1 24
1 0 0.5 01/02/2006 08:00 2 24
SS labels PREDPP's steady-state (SS) data item. The steady-state data
item is optional. It can take one of three values in any event record.
0 indicates that the dose is not a steady state dose.
1 indicates that the dose is a steady state dose, and that the com-
partment amounts are to be reset to the steady-state amounts
resulting from the given dose. Compartment amounts resulting
from prior dose event records are "zeroed out," and infusions in
progress or pending additional doses are cancelled. The system
is not totally reset: the on/off status of the compartments
remains as it was at the time of the prior event record (if any),
and the value of time must be greater than or equal to its value
on the prior event record (if any).
2 indicates that the dose is a steady state dose and that the com-
partment amounts are to be set to the sum of the steady-state
amounts resulting from the given dose plus whatever those amounts
would have been at the event time were the steady-state dose not
given. I.e., letting t be the time on the event record, then the
amounts in the compartments are updated to amounts valid for time
t, and next, these amounts are added to the steady-state amounts.
This is meaningful when kinetics are linear and the superposition
principle holds.
Mark Sale MD
Next Level Solutions, LLC
www.NextLevelSolns.com
From: Paul Hutson prhutson@pharmacy.wisc.edu
Subject: RE: [NMusers] SS indication for dataset with BID dose and AM dose different from PM dose.
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 13:36:17 -0500
Mark:
Like Bill, I have only used ADDL in the past. I would expect, though, to set up SS before the
non-zero DV, and then to add doses if needed for subsequent DV values. Do I understand
correctly then, that the infinite number of prior doses inferred by SS=1 or =2 is
understood when preceding DV items are evaluated?
Thanks for your insight.
Paul
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