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. 2019 May 9;85(7):1528–1537. doi: 10.1111/bcp.13934

Table 2.

Ciclosporin pharmacokinetics without and with fluconazole (400 mg day−1) in 12 healthy volunteers

Parameter Ciclosporin Ciclosporin + fluconazole P
All
Dose (mg) 125 (100–200) 55 (40–100) <.01
C0 (μg L−1) 87 (77–98) 76 (70–82) .14
Cmax (μg L−1) 900 (807–1004) 580 (513–657) <.01
AUC(0–12) (h μg L−1)a 3,009 (2,755‐3,287) 2,426 (2,219‐2,652) .02
Steady‐state b
Dose (mg) 125 (100–200) 67.5 (40–100) .01
C0 (μg L−1) 81.7 (69.2–96.4) 78.8 (73.6–84.3) .69
Cmax (μg L−1) 852 (742–979) 584 (487–700) <.01
AUC(0–12) (h μg L−1)a 2,976 (2,681‐3,304) 2,539 (2,254‐2,860) .12
AUC(0–12) (h μg L−1 per mg ciclosporin) 23.2 (19.8–27.1) 40.7 (32.2–51.3) <.01
tmax (h) 1.5 (1.0–2.0) 2.0 (1.0–3.0) .25
CL/F (L h−1) 43.0 (36.9–50.3) 24.6 (19.5–31.0) <.01
V/F (L) 305 (257–363) 184 (151–226) <.01
t1/2 (h) 4.9 (4.2–5.8) 5.2 (4.8–5.6) .42

All values are reported as geometric mean and 90% confidence interval, except dose and tmax, which are reported as median and range.

AUC, area under the curve; C0, predose concentration; CL/F, apparent clearance after oral administration; Cmax, maximum concentration; t1/2, half‐life; tmax, time of maximum concentration; V/F, apparent terminal volume of distribution after oral administration.

a

The results for AUC0–10 were essentially the same as reported for AUC0–12.

b

n = 8, after exclusion of participants requiring ciclosporin dose adjustments within 2 days before a day when ciclosporin pharmacokinetics was determined.