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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. 2016 Nov 11;78(6):1217–1223. doi: 10.1007/s00280-016-3180-x

Table 3.

Population pharmacokinetic parameters obtained from the base (no covariates and no dose normalization), weight normalized dosing, and the final covariate model with sex and weight normalized dosing.

Parameter Base
Estimate
RSE
(%)
WT
Normalized
Estimate
RSE
(%)
p-value Sex
WT
Normalized
Estimate
RSE
(%)
p-
value
CL (L/hr;
mL/hr/kg)
0.071 10 1.27 6 1.20 10
β: Sex* 0.16 58 0.08
V1 (L; mL/kg) 3.51 10 61.61 4 57.05 5
β: Sex* 0.16 46 0.03
Q (L/hr;
mL/hr/kg)
0.075 8 1.12 5 1.07 5
V2 (L; mL/kg) 6.21 26 100.61 20 91.54 33
CLM (L/hr;
L/hr/kg)
106.30 13 1.96 9 2.01 12
VM (L; L/kg) 2626.61 13 48.37 8 48.41 10
ADC σ prop
(CV%)
4.6 264 6.9 52 7.6 41
MMAE σ prop
(CV%)
31 19 29 18 30 18
−2 Log-
likelihood
888.5 796.8 <1e-10 790.2 <0.04
IIV (CV%) RSE
(%)
(CV%) RSE
(%)
(CV%) RSE
(%)
CL 34 21 17 24 16 24
V1 38 18 15 24 12 28
Q 14 99 6 339 5 478
V2 74 23 44 34 27 105
CLM 40 24 25 30 26 29
VM 38 32 9 248 8 373
*

Covariate model: θ*exp(β*covariate) where covariate=[0−Female or 1−Male]