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System and method for personalized dosing of pharmacologic agents

  • US 9,852,267 B2
  • Filed: 09/28/2012
  • Issued: 12/26/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/30/2011
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for treating anemia in a subject using erythropoietic stimulating agents (Epo), comprising:

  • obtaining a target hemoglobin value (Hbtarget), a current hemoglobin value (Hbk), a rate of change of hemoglobin value (Δ

    Hbk), and an Epo dose received value (Epok) related to an amount of Epo being received by the subject;

    determining an initial recommended Epo dose (Epok+1,i*) for each of i dosing regimens based on the target hemoglobin value (Hbtarget), the current hemoglobin value (Hbk), the rate of change of hemoglobin value (Δ

    Hbk), and the previous Epo dose prescribed value (Epok);

    determining a next recommended Epo dose (Epok+1) based on the initial recommended Epo doses for the i dosing regimens weighted by degrees of matching computed using fuzzy membership functions;

    determining, using a dose-response model, a Hbk+1 value and a predicted hemoglobin response value (Δ

    Hbk+1) for a subject with a respective Epo sensitivity profile based on the Hbk value, the Δ

    Hbk value, and a proposed Epok+1 value;

    determining, using an optimization algorithm, the Epok+1,i* value by determining the proposed Epok+1 value using the Hbtarget value, the Epok value, the Hbk+1 value and the Δ

    Hbk+1 value, and then iteratively re-determining the proposed Epok+1 value until the proposed Epok+1 values converge to the Epok+1,i* value; and

    administering the next recommended Epo dose to the subject;

    wherein the dose-response model is substantially according to the function;

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