We are hoping to develop a graphical model for an orally administered drug. We have access to data which includes plasma concentration and initial parameters but are interested in simulating the peritoneal concentration following oral administration. Is it possible to create a graphical model in Phoenix which will predict peritoneal concentration without any initial Cobs data for the peritoneal compartment? Any ideas on how to do this?
Thanks for the reply and for attaching the project file! In the project that you attached there is an initial Aip in the Data set. In our case we only know the dose of the orally administered drug (Aa) and observed concentrations in the plasma. When I alter the value of Aip to zero at time zero the resulting graphs only include data for the plasma concentration and do not include the observed concentration in the peritoneal cavity. Will I be able to use the project you posted in such a way that the observed concentration in the peritoneal cavity will be simulated WITHOUT initial peritoneal dose and observed peritoneal concentration?
These models will give you a predicted concentration in the IP area.
The first model I htink is the right one has a extravascular dose input followed by the drug entering the IP area and then absorbed into Plasma. Then the drug is distributed into the peripheral compartment.
It is like given the drug in a compartment, then adding a transit compartment necessary to simulate the drug entering the IP compartment and then absorption.
I tried using the first model that you attached, but unfortunately I am still not able to predict the concentration in the IP area.
When I import my data set (which only has observed concentrations in the plasma compartment) I am able to map the variables in the set up menu but then when I execute the model only one concentration graph (CObspl vs.t) is generated.
The CObspe vs. t graph is missing from the results, and this is the graph we need in order to obtain the predicted values.
I think I have an idea what happens and may be I have the solution.
First I check about IP and base on my colleague Oral drug would go to Plasma and then exchange with IP.
Then a better model would be extravascular compt with dose input, then absorption into Plasma and from Plasma exchange with IP and all other tissues (4 compartments total).
Now I think you forgot to put a two way flow from Plasma to IP which would explain no prediction in IP if you were unlucky and the one way flow was from IP to Plasma and not Plasma to IP.
Anyway the model I made works. YOU get both IP and Plasma predictions and the fit is good.Let me know if all is clear now.
drug follows 3 comp model, i donot have the peritnoeum concnetrations so i will have to predict peritnoeum concentrations post IV bolus dosing of the drug 260mg/m2 is the dose
You can predict peritoneum concentrations only if you do the following:
1: you have observed data in peritoneum and eventually in Plasma
2: You fit the model using the template I gave you
1 compartment is the oral compartment linked to plasma
another compartment is the Plasma compartment
another compartment is the peritoneum compartment
the last compartment is all other organs we call the peripheral compartment.
Now the graph looks like a 3 compartment model with oral input (4 compartments together)
Now if you want to predict peritoneum concentrations, you need t put names of your volumes and clearance.
Let say that V is the volume of the central and its clearance is Cl
Let us say that V2 and Cl2 are the volume of the peritoneum and the inter_compartmental clearance Plasma to Peritoneum
Let us say that V3 and Cl3 are the volume and inter_compartmental clearances Plasma to all other organs, then you can predict peritoneum concentrations
You cannot predict peritoneum concentrations if you get general information about the PK of the drug which follows a 3 compartment model.
Only if you have the data and fit the model tot he data as I told you.
If you did that , then you know if V,V2 or V3 is the volume for peritoneum, same for Clearance.