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Table 2 Final estimates of population PK and PD parameters

From: Population pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic modeling of transformed binary effect data of triflusal in healthy Korean male volunteers: a randomized, open-label, multiple dose, crossover study

Parameter

Description (units)

Estimates from final model

Bootstrap results

Shrinkage (%)

Estimate

% RSEa

Median (95% CI)

Fixed effect

     

Pharmacokinetic

     

  CL/F = θ 1 * (weight/71.65)θ4

     

  θ 1

TV of CL/F (L/h) for subject whose weight = 71.65 kg

0.200

2.7

0.1998 (0.1995 – 0.2002)

 

  θ 4

Exponent of weight proportional to CL/F

0.845

17.4

0.840 (0.830 – 0.850)

 

  V d /F = θ 2 * (weight/71.65)

     

  θ 2

TV of V d (L) for subject whose weight = 71.65 kg

8.300

2.7

8.281 (8.267 – 8.295)

 

  k f = θ 3

TV of k f (h-1)

0.341

15.1

0.345 (0.341 – 0.348)

 

Pharmacodynamic

     

  θ 5

TV of EC 50 (μg/mL)

84.9

4.0

85.19 (84.98 – 85.40)

 

  θ 6

TV of γ

19.2

22.4

20.70 (20.32 – 21.08)

 

BSV (%CV)

     

Pharmacokinetic

     

  ω 1 2

BSV for CL/F

14.9

21.0

14.4 (14.3 – 14.5)

0.6

  ω 2 2

BSV for V d

9.5

57.8

8.6 (8.4 – 8.8)

40.2

  ω 3 2

BSV for k f

88.0

26.5

73.5 (72.8 – 74.1)

10.5

Pharmacodynamic

     

  ω 4 2

BSV for EC 50

21.8

28.4

21.4 (21.2 – 21.5)

8.3

  ω 5 2

BSV for γ

0 (Fixed)

NE

-

-

Residual error (σ2)b

     

Proportional error

 

0.098

6.5

0.0977 (0.0973 – 0.0981)

11.5

  1. % RSE, % relative standard error; CI, confidence interval; CL/F, oral clearance; TV, typical value at population level; V d /F, oral volume of distribution; k f , first-order formation rate constant; EC 50 , HTB concentration at which the probability of IPA is 50%; γ, shape factor; BSV, between-subject variability; % CV, % coefficient of variation; NE, not estimated.
  2. a% RSE is calculated from ω2.
  3. bAdditive residual error was not selected.