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. 2000 Jun;44(6):1686–1690. doi: 10.1128/aac.44.6.1686-1690.2000

TABLE 3.

Treatment effect on urinary excretion profile of abacavir, 2269W93, and 361W94, as percentage of administered dose

Drug and parameter Abacavir treatment (n = 25) Abacavir-ethanol treatment (n = 24) Median difference in % excreteda
Abacavirb
 GLSM (95% CI)c 2.54 (2.15, 2.94) 3.91 (3.37, 4.44)
 Median (range) 2.51 (0.98, 5.60) 3.80 (1.69, 7.24) 1.38* (0.73, 1.91)
2269W93b
 GLSM (95% CI) 26.88 (24.39, 29.36) 10.14 (8.34, 11.95)
 Median (range) 26.78 (16.04, 40.55) 9.00 (5.11, 22.56) −17* (−17.70, −13.04)
361W94b
 GLSM (95% CI) 24.54 (22.50, 26.57) 35.72 (31.00, 40.43)
 Median (range) 23.51 (17.01, 36.40) 36.60 (7.34, 63.39) 11.0* (7.28, 14.11)
Totalb
 GLSM (95% CI) 53.96 (50.10, 57.82) 49.77 (44.25, 55.29)
 Median (range) 51.08 (37.44, 71.58) 53.81 (18.80, 71.35) −4.0 (−8.11, 1.58)
a

Data for 2269W93 and 361W94 are expressed as abacavir equivalents. ∗, P ≤ 0.05. 

b

Treatment difference represents median percentage change from treatment 1 (abacavir) to treatment 2 (abacavir plus ethanol) with 90% CI. 

c

Geometric least squares means (GLSMs) with 95% CIs are presented as percentages of administered doses excreted within the 12-h postdosing collection interval.