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. 2018 Apr 26;62(5):e02390-17. doi: 10.1128/AAC.02390-17

TABLE 3.

Derived variables following an 8-h dosing intervala (1-g dose as a 5-min i.v. infusion)

ID Sex eCLCr (ml/min) fT>MIC (%)
t1/2b (h) AUCc (mg h/liter)
Cmaxc (mg/liter)
Plasma SCT Central Peripheral Central Peripheral
1 M 58.5 100 100 3.69 303.9 239.0 141.9 44.3
2 M 48.8 100 100 4.31 368.3 288.6 167.5 50.1
3 F 97.9 100 100 3.58 249.1 196.5 84.3 42.1
4 F 135.1 65.3 76.6 2.30 163.6 129.1 118.0 30.5
5 F 45.4 100 100 4.77 384.1 301.8 125.2 53.4
6 M 60.4 100 100 5.52 495.8 390.1 150.6 69.9
7 F 84.3 100 100 4.18 309.8 243.9 103.5 45.5
8 F 115 88.1 83.5 2.32 211.5 167.0 123.0 45.8
9 M 48.4 100 100 4.00 375.8 295.5 173.3 55.2
10 F 36.9 100 100 5.57 505.5 397.8 152.6 71.7
Median 4.09 339.0 266.2 133.5 48.0
IQR 3.61, 4.66 262.8, 382.0 207.2, 300.2 119.3, 152.1 44.6, 54.7
a

Drug was administered as a 1-g dose with a 5-min i.v. infusion. Abbreviations: ID, individual; F, female; M, male; eCLCr, estimated creatinine clearance calculated from the Cockgroft-Gault formula; fT, free time; SCT, subcutaneous adipose tissue; t1/2, terminal drug half-life; AUC, area under the concentration-time curve; Cmax, maximum concentration of drug in serum; IQR, interquartile range.

b

Calculated according to ln(2)/{0.5 × [(k12 + k21 + k10) − SQRT((k12 + k21 + k10)2 − 4 × k21 × k10)]}, where k12 = Q/Vc; k21 = Q/Vp; k10 = CL/Vc.

c

Derived using the differential equation solver in NONMEM for an 8-h dosing interval after two preceding doses according to 1 g q8h (i.e., calculation is for the time following the 1-g dose given at 16 h, with two previous doses given at 0 and 8 h).