Clinical Measurement in Drug Evaluation

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CRC Press, 1991 M09 27 - 256 pages
Clinical measurement of the therapeutic and adverse effects of a drug is an important part of drug evaluation and registration. This volume presents full coverage of the principles and practice of the measurement of drug effects in humans and its role in the evaluation and development of new drugs. Clinical interpretation and relevance of data, as well as the acceptability and accuracy of methodology are emphasized together with the special problems of the cardiovascular system and the central nervous system. Contributions are from an international team of scientists and clinicians from both academia and industry. Clinical Measurement in Drug Evaluation will be useful for clinical and research scientists, research-based pharmacologists, and the pharmaceutical industry.
 

Contents

Mortality in the evaluation of cardiovascular drugs
5
Exercise testing in the clinical pharmacology of heart failure
13
The monitoring of arterial pressure
23
Dose and concentrationeffect relationships
35
uses in the assessment of drug
45
Psychometric screening of new drugs
57
Pain models in healthy volunteers
73
Analgesic clinical trials
85
Cancer chemotherapy tumour markers
127
Markers of drug allergy
143
Gastrointestinal methodology for the evaluation of drug
151
The importance of pharmacodynamic studies in phase I trials
165
The use of clinical samples for the biomonitoring of genotoxic
173
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188
Special population studies
203
Detection and collection of adverse drug reactions
213

Dose taking versus dose timing in the assessment of drug
99
the detection
115

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