Exploring the Impact of Laboratory Reagents on Pharmacokinetic Profiling

Real-world data provided by haemophilia centres showed high congruence with WFH guidelines, although its sizable number not declaring reagent. WFH-recommended reagents did not significantly impact PK estimation. For rFVIII-PEG, reagents also did not impact PK estimation. Although usually not enough data were available to assess reagents that were unadvised by WFH.

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Haemophilia
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2025-03-07
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https://doi.org/10.1111/hae.70021
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Hemophilia Treatment and Research
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Abstract

Real-world data provided by haemophilia centres showed high congruence with WFH guidelines, although its sizable number not declaring reagent. WFH-recommended reagents did not significantly impact PK estimation. For rFVIII-PEG, reagents also did not impact PK estimation. Although usually not enough data were available to assess reagents that were unadvised by WFH.

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University of Waterloo (CA), Impact (CA), McMaster University (CA)
Sick Kids Foundation
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