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. 2012 Jan 13;74(1):86–97. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2012.04181.x

Table 5.

Comparison of model-based PK parameters of rivaroxaban across study populations [population mean (% SE)]*

Parameter ACS VTE (knee) VTE (hip) AF DVT
KA (h−1) 1.24 (3.28) 1.20 (8.9)§ 1.81 (8.3)§ 1.16 (14.1) 1.23 (5.0)
CL/F (l h−1) 6.48 (2.21) 6.13 (4.5) 7.3 (4.0) 6.1 (3.9) 5.67 (3.7)
V/F (l) 57.9 (1.16) 55.7 (5.8) 49.1 (4.3) 79.7 (6.1) 54.4 (3.8)
Age effect on CL/F (year−1) −0.0112 (8.82) NA* −0.015 (12.7) −0.01050 (26.3) −0.00692 (14.6)
SCR effect on CL/F[(mg dl−1)−1] −0.151 (20.3) NA* −0.21 (21.6) −0.19400 (34.0) −0.269 (18.2)
LBM effect on V/F (kg−1) 0.00833 (13.1) NA* 0.018 (13.5) 0.01180 (32.4) 0.0082 (17.8)
Age effect on V/F (year−1) −0.00707 (16.3) NA* NA −0.00133 (187.2) −0.00486 (20.8)
F 0.85 (8.91) 0.847 (4.4) 0.740 (4.5) NA†† 0.79 (4.20)
F 0.71 (11.2) 0.609 (4.6) 0.533 (5.0) NA†† 0.63 (4.00)
*

Definitions of typical subject: ACS (age = 57 years; SCR = 0.95 mg dl−1; LBM = 61 kg); VTE knee (CRCL = 104 ml min−1; BSA = 1.95 m2); VTE hip (age = 65 years; SCR = 0.78 mg dl−1; LBM = 51 kg); AF (age = 65 years; SCR = 1.05 mg dl−1; LBM = 57 kg); DVT (age = 61 years; SCR = 0.94 mg dl−1; LBM = 56 kg).

For ACS, relative bioavailability of 5, 7.5 and 10 compared with 2.5 mg; for VTE (knee) and VTE (kip), relative bioavailability (F) of 5 and 10 compared with 2.5 mg; for DVT, relative bioavailability of 20 compared with 10 mg.

For ACS, relative bioavailability of 15 and 20 compared with 2.5 mg; for VTE (knee) and VTE (hip), relative bioavailability of 20 and 30 compared with 2.5 mg; and for DVT, relative bioavailability of 30 and 40 compared with 10 mg.

§

Estimate for the fast absorption population based on a mixture model of KA for the VTE (hip and knee) populations only.

CL/F estimate for study day > 3.

**

Different covariates were used in this model (creatinine clearance on CL/F and body surface area on V/F).

††

Only 20 mg studied. Abbreviations: LBM, lean body mass; NA, not applicable; SCR, serum creatinine; %SE, relative standard error (%).