Pretomanid dose selection for pulmonary tuberculosis: An application of multi-objective optimization to dosage regimen design.
Pretomanid dose selection for pulmonary tuberculosis: An application of multi-objective optimization to dosage regimen design.
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Pretomanid治疗肺结核的剂量选择:多目标优化在剂量方案设计中的应用。
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10.1002/psp4.12591
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2021-03
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Lyons MA
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Lyons MA
Clinical development of combination chemotherapies for tuberculosis (TB) is complicated by partial or restricted phase II dose‐finding. Barriers include a propensity for drug resistance with monotherapy, practical limits on numbers of treatment arms for component dose combinations, and limited application of current dose selection methods to multidrug regimens. A multi‐objective optimization approach to dose selection was developed as a conceptual and computational framework for currently evolving approaches to clinical testing of novel TB regimens. Pharmacokinetic‐pharmacodynamic (PK‐PD) modeling was combined with an evolutionary algorithm to identify dosage regimens that yield optimal trade‐offs between multiple conflicting therapeutic objectives. The phase IIa studies for pretomanid, a newly approved nitroimidazole for specific cases of highly drug‐resistant pulmonary TB, were used to demonstrate the approach with Pareto optimized dosing that best minimized sputum bacillary load and the probability of drug‐related adverse events. Results include a population‐typical characterization of the recommended 200 mg once daily dosage, the optimality of time‐dependent dosing, examples of individualized therapy, and the determination of optimal loading doses. The approach generalizes conventional PK‐PD target attainment to a design problem that scales to drug combinations, and provides a benefit‐risk context for clinical testing of complex drug regimens.
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