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Published in final edited form as: Paediatr Anaesth. 2010 Dec 29;21(3):325–334. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9592.2010.03484.x

Table 4.

Body size-adjusted model population pharmacokinetic parameters of R (+) (OFV −207.867) and S (−) (OFV −339.784) Ketorolac in 8 infants aged 2.5–6 months combined with previously studied dataset comprising 25 infants and toddlers (aged 6–18 months).

Parameter Estimates Between-Subject Variability
Valuea (θ) S.E.(%)b BSVc (ω) S.E (%).b
R (+) Ketorolac
  CL (ml/min/kg) 1.56 8.72 0.208 32.7
    V1 (ml/kg) 131 9.08 0.287 20.0
    Q (ml/min/kg) 1.29 14.19 NE NE
    V2 (ml/kg) 79.5 16.6 0.322 59.9
    σ2
      Proportional 0.0312 23.9
      Additive 0.00430 47.9
S (−) Ketorolac
    CL (ml/min) 7.8 11.71 0.378 30.9
    V1 (ml) 218 12.66 0.381 21.3
    Q (ml/min) 19.2 3.82 NE NE
    V2 (ml) 44.9 25.17 1.56 30.6
    σ2 0.0176 59.7
a

Fixed-effect parameters: clearance (CL), central volume of distribution (V1), inter-compartmental clearance (Q) and peripheral volume of distribution (V2). Residual error parameters: variance of the exponential error model for R (+) ketorolac and variance of the additive error model for S (−) ketorolac. NE, not estimated.

b

Standard error expressed as percent coefficient of variation.

c

BSV, between-subject variability expressed in variance units (approximately coefficient of variation squared).