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Simulations with pregnancy population #523

Closed mmalsmadi closed 4 years ago

mmalsmadi commented 4 years ago

Hello

I walked with the steps of creating a pregnancy population published in ""

A) I created a non pregnant female simulation in PKSim

B) I exported this simulation to MoBi

C) In MoBi, I did the following steps: (i) the import of the pregnancy model structure; (ii) the import of the passive transports building block and linkage of drug molecule to passive transport clearance processes; (iii) the update of the molecule start values building block; (iv) the creation of a new parameter start values building block; (v) I created a simulation that had all of the necessary elements (Spatial structure: PregnantWoman, Molecules: S1, Reactions: S1, Passive transports: PregnantWoman, Observers: S1, Events: S1, Simulation settings: S1, Molecule start values: S1, Parameter start values: S1); and (vi) I saved the simulation as .PKML file

D) (i) In pksim, I imported the simulation.PKML file as individual simulation; (ii) I created a pregnant individual with age of 30.75 years; (iii) I tried to run MoBi simulation along with PK-Sim created pregnancy individual, but it I could not follow the needed steps

What should I do else, what am I missing in step D above to run pregnancy simulation properly?

AndreDlm commented 4 years ago

Hi @mmalsmadi,

it seems everything you did in step A) - C) is correct, but please note that currently PK-Sim does not support individual simulations for a pregnant woman, only population simulations. So instead of importing the simulation.PKML file as individual simulation, try importing it as population simulation and then run the simulation in PK-Sim:

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This should work! André

mmalsmadi commented 4 years ago

Hello,

I tried these steps, and the simulation ran but no profiles were generated

please find attached the PK-Sim file

Ritonavir & Lopinavir_Pregnancy.zip