Table 2.
Conjugated CPT | Free CPT | ||||||
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Estimate (95% CI) | %RSE | Shr. | Estimate (95% CI) | %RSE | Shr. | ||
Structural model | |||||||
3.16 (2.91–3.40) | 4% | 21.1 (12.9–30.5) | 22% | ||||
2.09 (1.89–2.32) | 5% | 19.4 (15.0-24.3) | 13% | ||||
0.0482 (0.0381–0.0617) | 12% | 25.6 (13.6–46.0) | 33% | ||||
0.0988 (0.0870–0.1129) | 7% | 0.874 (0.738–1.044) | 9% | ||||
5.71 (3.89–7.85) | 18% | ||||||
0.307 (0.265–0.356) | 8% | ||||||
Random effects | |||||||
18.1 (12.3–24.7) | 36% | 6% | 79.8 (56.8–117) | 42% | 5% | ||
0.918# | 0.884# | ||||||
33.5 (25.3–43.7) | 29% | 2% | 42.2 (31.8–57.4) | 33% | 5% | ||
62.6 (44.2–86.4) | 35% | 5% | |||||
Residual error | |||||||
12.3 (11.2–13.6) | 10% | 9% | 24.8 (22.3–28.1) | 12% | 10% | ||
5.07 (1.27–13.86) | 64% | 9% | 0.396 (0.061–0.852) | 53% | 10% |
95% CIs for parameter estimates were obtained via the 2.5 and 97.5% quantile estimates calculated during the SIR analysis
Conjugated CPT parameters: V1 central volume of distribution, V2 peripheral volume of distribution, Q1 inter–compartmental clearance (V1 − V2), CLB base conversion rate of conjugated CPT to free CPT (V1 – V3), CLF time-dependent rate conversion of conjugated CPT to free CPT (V1 – V3), t1/2 half-life of first-order decay scalar term governing CLF-mediated CPT conversion
Free CPT parameters: V3 central volume of distribution, V4 peripheral volume of distribution, Q3 inter-compartmental clearance (V3 − V4), CL3 clearance of free CPT from V3
Population estimates V1,70 kg, V2,70 kg, Q1,70 kg, CLB,70 kg, V3,70 kg, V4,70 kg, Q3,70 kg, and CL3,70 kg correspond to a 70 kg subject and are adjusted to individual values using the corresponding parameter formulas
CI confidence interval, %RSE percent relative standard error, Shr shrinkage, BW body weight, BSV between-subject variability, RE residual error, corr correlation coefficient
#Correlation coefficient for specified covariance term is reported without 95% CI or %RSE