In this video, Prof. Lee demonstrates the steps to estimate the dosing regimen of Tobramycin. To begin with, we can see that in the first diagram, the y-axis is the …
In this step, Prof. Lee explains the general approach to K ratio and how to estimate initial dose in uremia. In the first slide, those drugs in category L have …
In this step, Prof. Lee explains how to use the K ratio and the formula. To begin with, renal excretion of drug is proportional to creatinine clearance. Therefore, we can …
In this step, Prof. Lee introduces several equations based on assumptions that some parameters are unchanged. First, if we assume that the therapeutic concentration (Css) and the bioavailability (F) are …
In this step, Prof. Lee explains how to adjust the dosing regimen in renal failure. If the IV infusion rate is constant, we can assume the same therapeutic concentration (Css), …
This week, we will learn dosing regimen and TDM in renal failure. Prof. Lee clarifies the effects of renal failure on ADME in this step. To begin with, we should …
There are mainly two ways to determinate renal clearance, including Excretion Rate Method, and Urinary Recovery Method. In this step, we can learn how to use Excretion Rate Method to …
In this step, Prof. Lee clarifies Renal Drug Recovery and renal excretion pathways. To begin with, high urinary recovery (>80%) indicates that the drug is primarily excreted by the kidneys, …
In this step, Prof. Lee illustrates the different stages of Chronic Kidney Disease based on GFR in mL/min/1.73m2 . In clinical situation, we will consider Cystatin-C as well. When estimated …
Prof. Lee introduces three other methods for creatinine clearance in this step. Continuing from the previous step, he says that Cockroft-Gault tends to overestimate the creatinine clearance for those who …
In this step, Prof. Lee illustrates the correction factor, examples, and the advantages for MDRD formula (Levey Equation). First, the correction factor depends on the races and the gender. Secondly, …
Continuing from the previous step, Prof. Lee gives two examples to illustrate Cockroft-Gault Calculation this time. The first case is a male patient. We need to know how to calculate …
Continuing from the previous step, Prof. Lee illustrates Cockroft-Gault Equation this time. To begin with, we have to know that direct measurement of GFR by endogenous creatinine is most accurate …
In this step, Prof. Lee explains three serum markers, including serum creatinine (Ccr), blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and serum cystatin-C. When we use serum creatinine as a marker, we should …
In this step, Prof. Lee gives a brief introduction to different kinds of renal function tests, including GFR, renal plasma flow, and serum marker. There are several methods helping us …