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Table 4 Pharmacokinetic non-compartmental results of isoniazid in fast and slow acetylators

From: Naïve-pooled pharmacokinetic analysis of pyrazinamide, isoniazid and rifampicin in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid of Vietnamese children with tuberculous meningitis

Isoniazid

SLOW

FAST

% difference

Number of patients enrolleda

28

64

 

Body Weight (median kg - range)

10.0 (4.5–26.0)

13.0 (4.4–44.0)

 

Age (median months - range)

36 (6–180)

42 (2–180)

 

Dosage (mean - % CV)

4.82 (11.7)

4.70 (13.3)

p-value: > 0.05b

CMAX (ug/mL)

4.56

4.62

−1.3

TMAX (hr)

1

2

−50

CL/F (L/hr)

2.28

2.47

−7.69

CL/F/BW (L/hr/kg)

0.23

0.19

21.1

V/F (L)

12.2

7.05

72.3

V/F/BW (L/kg)

1.21

0.54

124

T1/2 (hr)

3.69

1.98

86.4

AUC0-∞ (hr × ug/mL)

21.9

22.8

−3.78

AUC0-∞/dosage (hr × ug/mL/(mg/kg))

4.38

4.95

−11.5

T > MIC (hr)

14.8

11.9

24.7

T > MIC/24 h (%)

61.7

49.4

24.8

AUC0–24 h > MIC (hr × ug/mL)

17.7

19.8

−10.7

  1. aAcetylator genotype was determined in 92 patients. bMann–Whitney T-test. Apart for dosage with mean and % CV, all values are reported as median (range) or as median estimates for pharmacokinetic parameters. C MAX maximum observed plasma concentration after oral administration, T MAX observed time to reach CMAX, CL/F oral elimination clearance, CL/F/BW elimination clearance corrected by the median body weight, V/F apparent volume of distribution, V/F/BW apparent volume of distribution corrected by the median body weight, T 1/2 terminal elimination half-life, AUC 0-∞ predicted area under the plasma concentration-time curve after the last dose from zero time to infinity, T > MIC time above the minimum inhibitory concentration, T > MIC/24 h percentage of the time above the minimum inhibitory concentration over the 24 h dose interval, AUC > MIC observed area under the plasma concentration-time curve above the minimum inhibitory concentration. % difference is calculated with the > 4 years group used as the reference