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. 2010 Oct;70(4):567–579. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2010.03734.x

Table 3.

Population pharmacokinetic parameter estimates derived from the base and the final models with their relative standard error (RSE%) and the parameter estimates from 1000 successful bootstrap replicates with 95% confidence interval (CI)

Base model Final model 1000 bootstrap runs
Parameter Mean RSE % Mean RSE % Mean 95% CI*
Fixed effects
CL (l h−1) 11.3 33 6.42 (14.74/5.51) 34 6.93 3.64, 12.8
Q (l h−1) 3.93 47 3.74 46 3.89 1.66, 7.21
V1 (l) 7.86 55 7.24 55 8.20 2.90, 18.5
V2 (l) 18.10 54 16.80 52 17.8 5.79, 34.9
ka (h−1) 0.33 20 0.39 20 0.42 0.27, 0.71
F 0.64 36 0.48 32 0.50 0.27, 0.82
Weight factor 1.09 30 1.06 0.42, 1.80
Concomitant ciclosporin factor −0.60 10 −0.61 −0.73, −0.48
Interindividual variability
ωCL (CV%) 54.3 24 31.6 26 30.0 20.8, 38.3
ωQ (CV%)
ωV1 (CV%)
ωV2 (CV%)
ωka (CV%) 61.1 87 59.1 79 57.0 9.5, 116.6
ωF (CV%) 49.0 54 34.6 59 33.0 10.2, 58.7
Interoccasion variability
πCL (CV%) 5.9 112 5.8 105 5.0 0.1, 9.1
πV1 (CV%)
Random residual variability
σ1 0.48 14 0.48 14 0.47 0.40, 0.53

RSE, relative standard error; CL, clearance; Q, inter-compartmental clearance; V1 volume of distribution in central compartment; V2 volume of distribution in peripheral compartment; ka absorption rate constant; F bioavailability; σ1 residual variability.

*

Percentile bootstrap 95% CI corresponding to parameter estimates at the 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles of bootstrap runs.

Concomitant ciclosporin

Concomitant tacrolimus.