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. 2010 Aug;70(2):201–212. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2010.03679.x

Table 3.

Intermediate models showing the influence of the different covariates in the vancomycin parameters

Model ΔOF ωCL (CV%) (RSE) ωV (CV%) (RSE%) σ (SD) (RSE%)
Basic model CL =θ1 50.50 (17.8%) 83.85 (49.4%) 4.85 (14.2%)
V2
Covariates on CL
Age (years) Inline graphic −8.25 49.09 (17.7%) 82.77 (47.9%) 4.83 (14.3%)
V3
Apache II score Inline graphic −10.05 49.20 (17.7%) 83.25 (43.6%) 4.83 (14.4%)
V3
Diuretics (Yes/No) CL =θ1×θ2DIU −54.90 53.85 (15.1%) 102.47 (32.9%) 4.45 (12.0%)
V3
CLCr (ml min−1 kg−1) CL =θ1+ CLCr×θ2 −188.38 32.56 (26.9%) 36.33 (97.0%) 4.51 (10.8%)
V3
Covariates on V
Septic shock (Yes/No) CL =θ1 −4.27 49.80 (16.7%) 79.31 (38.5%) 4.82 (13.8%)
V2×θ3SOS
Apache II score CL =θ1 −8.98 50.70 (16.8%) 91.82 (33.1%) 4.78 (14.4%)
V2+ APII ×θ3
CrSe (mg dl−1) A = 1 or 0 if CrSe≥ 1 or <1 CL =θ1 −16.60 49.09 (16.6%) 17.66 (79.5%) 5.04 (13.6%)
V2×θ3A
Age (years) CL =θ1 −20.85 47.43 (17.7%) 77.01 (59.4%) 4.84 (15.2%)
V2×θ3A
Fluid balance (ml)
B = 1 if positive balance B = 0 if negative balance CL =θ1 −42.30 52.54 (14.2%) 100.50 (23.3%) 4.29 (10.7%)
V2×θ3B

ΔOF, modification in objective function value. ω, interindividual variability expressed as CV%; σ, residual variability expressed as standard deviation. RSE%, relative standard error expressed as a percentage of the variation coefficient.