ArticleEuropean journal of drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics2025
Evaluation of the Effect of Ticagrelor Dose Interruption and Treatment Resumption with or without Bolus Doses Through Population PK/PD Simulation.
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Abstract
backgroundTicagrelor is an oral P2Y
objectivesThe objective of the current study was to simulate the impact of therapy interruption on the PK/PD of ticagrelor.
methodsThe oral absorption of ticagrelor was described by a transit compartment model, and population PK/PD parameters were obtained from published literature. The PD of ticagrelor was described using a sigmoidal direct-response I
resultsDuring uninterrupted ticagrelor use, median PRUs ranged between ~ 13 to ~ 40, with > 70% below low platelet reactivity (LPR). The % of PRUs below high platelet reactivity (HPR) drops to ~ 47%, ~ 11%, ~ 2% and 0% upon dose interruption of 1, 2, 3, and 5 days, respectively. Within 2 h of dose resumption with either the loading or the maintenance dose, > 94% of PRUs were below LPR.
conclusionOur results suggest the need for individualizing duration of dose interruption prior to surgery and its resumption afterwards.
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