Dalbavancin is being increasingly used for long-term treatment of subacute and/or chronic staphylococcal infections. Here we implemented and validated a new Bayesian model by means of the MwPharm software for accurately forecasting duration of pharmacodynamic target attainment above the efficacy thresholds of 4.02 or 8.04 mg/L against staphylococci. Forecasting accuracy improved substantially with the a posteriori approach compared to the a priori approach, especially when two measured concentrations were used. This strategy may help clinicians in estimating proper duration of optimal exposure with dalbavancin during longterm treatment.
Cojutti, P.G., Gatti, M., Punt, N., Douša, J., Zamparini, E., Tedeschi, S., et al. (2024). Implementation and validation of a Bayesian method for accurately forecasting duration of optimal pharmacodynamic target attainment with dalbavancin during long-term use for treating subacute and/or chronic staphylococcal infections. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS, 63(1), 1-5 [10.1016/j.ijantimicag.2023.107038].
Implementation and validation of a Bayesian method for accurately forecasting duration of optimal pharmacodynamic target attainment with dalbavancin during long-term use for treating subacute and/or chronic staphylococcal infections
Cojutti, Pier Giorgio
;Gatti, Milo;Tedeschi, Sara;Viale, Pierluigi;Pea, Federico
2024
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Dalbavancin is being increasingly used for long-term treatment of subacute and/or chronic staphylococcal infections. Here we implemented and validated a new Bayesian model by means of the MwPharm software for accurately forecasting duration of pharmacodynamic target attainment above the efficacy thresholds of 4.02 or 8.04 mg/L against staphylococci. Forecasting accuracy improved substantially with the a posteriori approach compared to the a priori approach, especially when two measured concentrations were used. This strategy may help clinicians in estimating proper duration of optimal exposure with dalbavancin during longterm treatment.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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