2024 Rome, Italy

III-02 Linda Aulin
Tapping into the potential of pharmacometrics in preclinical infection models: a low-hanging fruit or joined efforts needed?
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-03 Emily Behrens
Influence of interoccasion variability on parameter estimates of a population pharmacokinetic model under various sparse study designs
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-09 Lucia Diaz Garcia
Individualized tacrolimus dosing in pediatric kidney transplantation: development of PBPK-based predictive models, simulations and applications (ModSimTer-Tacro Study)
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-17 Daniel Kaschek
How to reduce the total number of samples in a bioequivalence study without impacting statistical power
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-20 Lina Keutzer
Model-based experimental design recommendations for in vivo studies of the novel anti-tuberculosis drug MPL-447 improve characterization of PK and PD
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-33 Romain Leroux
Design evaluation and optimisation in nonlinear mixed effects models with the R package PFIM 6.0
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-44 Claude Magnard
Pharmacokinetic Modeling of Fentanyl Citrate and Norfentanyl in Calves Using a Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Approach
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-47 Frederico Martins
Establishment of Virtual Bioequivalence via DoE-PBPM Model: A Donepezil Case Study
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-55 Ana Novakovic
Empirical Power Evaluations of an Item Response Model in Parkinson’s Disease Patients
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-80 Hanna Silber Baumann
Dose confirmation based on population pharmacokinetics within LUMINESCE (NCT04963270); a Phase III, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study evaluating satralizumab in patients with generalized myasthenia gravis
Thursday 10:15-11:45
III-96 Yuanxi Zou
Evaluating two strategies for the design of pediatric pharmacokinetic studies
Thursday 10:15-11:45