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. 2020 Oct 16;109(4):1034–1044. doi: 10.1002/cpt.2044

Table 2.

Final PK parameter estimates for isoniazid

Parameter Typical value (95% CI a ) Variability b , %CV (95% CI a )
CLint c , L/hour, NAT2 rapid 72.3 (61.5–86.7) 69.2 (64.2–74.2) e
CLint c , L/hour, NAT2 intermediate 38.5 (34.6–43.2)
CLint c , L/hour, NAT2 slow 14.5 (13.1–16.0)
V c d , L 37.6 (33.9–40.7)
V p d , L 13.3 (10.5–16.9)
Q/F c , L/hour 3.32 (2.53–4.54)
k a, 1/hour 2.69 (1.91–3.51) 145 (116–172) f
MTT, hours 0.342 (0.209–0.459) 116 (98.7–150) f
NN 48.4 (22.2–83.8)
QH c , L/hour 90 FIXED
fu, % 95 FIXED
Prehepatic relative bioavailability 1 FIXED 12.3 (8.20–15.7) f
Proportional error, % 13.2 (11.3–15.3)
Additive error, mg/L 0.0378 (0.0335 −0.0449)
Pregnancy effect on CL, % +26.2 (19.833.2)

%CV, percent coefficient of variation; CI, confidence interval; CL, clearance; CLint, clearance intrinsic; f u, unbound fraction of isoniazid in plasma 50; INH, isoniazid; k a, first‐order rate constant of INH absorption; MTT, absorption mean transit time; NN, number of absorption transit compartment; PK, pharmacokinetic; Q/F, apparent intercompartmental clearance for INH; QH, blood liver flow 40; Vc, apparent central volume of distribution for INH; Vp, apparent peripheral volume of distribution for INH.

The bold values represent significant covariates in the models.

a

The 95% CIs were obtained with the Standardized Infection Ratio procedure.

b

Variability was modeled with log‐normal distribution and is presented as an approximate percentage CV.

c

Clearance parameters are allometrically scaled based on fat‐free mass (typical value reported for 39 kg, which was the median fat‐free mass weight of the study population).

d

Volume of distribution parameters are scaled based on weight (typical value reported for 67 kg, which was the median weight of the study population).

e

Between subject variability.

f

Between occasion variability.