openNCA computation engine is an R package that provides for generation of pharmacokinetic parameter estimates using non-compartmental (NCA) pharmacokinetic analysis methods.
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2020-08-31 tc1661_M1SD_cca452d DOSE unit changes from DOSEUNI=MG/KG to HR in the units conversion routine even though DOSEOUTPUTUNIT == MG/KG #262
Dose unit error with dose normalized for body size (mg/kg, mg/lb, mg/m2)
Identified with tc1661_M1SD_cca452d commit cca452d
Issue: Computation engine is changing DOSE unit from DOSEUINI=MG/KG to HR in the units conversion routine even though DOSEOUTPUTUNIT is set to MG/KG
Scaling factor message:
unit_conversion : Unit Class 3 (Dose) dose_col: DOSE parameters are scaled from MG/LB to HR via scaling factor: 1
Presumably because of this invalid unit, the dose values are being not being scaled as required for clearance/volume parameter calculations: DOSEC is identical to DOSE, and parameter results are consistent with this.
Note that parameter reporting rules for clearance and volume are being correctly applied:
· Parameters that are NOT normalized for body size are not reported
· Body size-normalized parameters are reported as expected (but the values are incorrect due to lack of scaling)
Also note there are no issues with the calculation of dose-normalized parameters since these do not require scaling.
Dose unit error with dose normalized for body size (mg/kg, mg/lb, mg/m2)
Identified with tc1661_M1SD_cca452d commit cca452d
Issue: Computation engine is changing DOSE unit from DOSEUINI=MG/KG to HR in the units conversion routine even though DOSEOUTPUTUNIT is set to MG/KG
Scaling factor message:
unit_conversion : Unit Class 3 (Dose) dose_col: DOSE parameters are scaled from MG/LB to HR via scaling factor: 1
Presumably because of this invalid unit, the dose values are being not being scaled as required for clearance/volume parameter calculations: DOSEC is identical to DOSE, and parameter results are consistent with this.
Note that parameter reporting rules for clearance and volume are being correctly applied:
· Parameters that are NOT normalized for body size are not reported
· Body size-normalized parameters are reported as expected (but the values are incorrect due to lack of scaling)
Also note there are no issues with the calculation of dose-normalized parameters since these do not require scaling.