Multi-drug titration and evaluation
AssigneeVirginia Commonwealth University
InventorsW. Hans Carter, Jr., Chris Gennings, Vernon M. Chinchilli, Margaret Shih
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AssigneeVirginia Commonwealth University
InventorsW. Hans Carter, Jr., Chris Gennings, Vernon M. Chinchilli, Margaret Shih
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Titration of a combination of drugs or treatment modalities within individual subjects is carried out using an evolutionary operation (EVOP) direct-search procedure such as the Nelder-Mead simplex. Desirability functions are incorporated to define the main response of interest and additional responses or constraints. Statistical methodology for determining whether the titrated treatment combination has resulted in an improvement in patient response and for evaluating whether a therapeutic synergism exists is also incorporated. Inferences can be made about the efficacy of the combination or about the individual drugs or treatment modalities that comprise the combination. This approach allows every patient the potential to benefit from the combination under study and permits the consideration of multiple endpoints simultaneously.
A method for titrating a multi-modality therapy regimen in an individual patient, comprising performing multiple times the steps of:
A method for titrating a multi-modality therapy regimen in an individual patient, comprising performing multiple times the steps of:
A method for titrating a multi-modality therapy regimen in a plurality of patients, comprising the steps of:
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