How to change the physiological scaling factors in septic ICU patients #1392
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You can view the parameters listed that were changed in the text by creating a population, then exporting the population to .csv. Vf(water), Vf(protein) etc. are available for fat and muscle. That allows you to manipulate the population parameters with a software that you desire such as excel, R, MATLAB etc. and then re-upload to PK-Sim. However, this method written in this paper is extremely complex and not specific enough for clear execution, to my understanding. |
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Hello, is the question resolved? I also saw this article, and the target population for my study was critically ill patients in the ICU, with important relationships between pharmaceuticals and plasma albumin. Would you like to find out how to set up the albumin content in a patient's plasma? |
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Hello, have you solved the problem of ? |
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Dear Community,
Recently, I read an interesting paper that used pksim to develop a PBPK model of vanomycin in critically ill septic patients (doi: 10.1007/s40262-016-0475-3.), altering the physiological scaling factors associated with different septic states.
Since my modeling target population is also ICU patients, I want to try to model the population in this way. However, the only parameters I can find in pksim are only hematocrit and total liver blood flow, so I wonder where I can find or how I can change the other parameters stated in the paper (albumin, a1-acid glycoprotein, creatinine clearance, total body water, exttracellular water, intracellular water, total body fat, and total body protein) ?
Looking forward to your reply!
Thanks a lot.
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