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The Relative Bioavailability of Meloxicam Tablet in Healthy Volunteers

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OBJECTIVE:A single oral dose of 15mg test meloxicam tablet or its reference was given to 24 healthy male volunteers in a randomized crossover study. METHODS: Meloxicam concentrations in plasma were determined by HPLC method. The pharmacokinetic and bioavailability of test tablet were compared with reference. RESULTS: The concentration-time curves of the two preparations were fitted into a two-compartment model. The Cmax of test meloxicam tablet and reference were 1 .34±0.35mg·L·-1 and 1 .03±0.22mg·L-1, the tpeak were 2. 15±1 .59h and 5.28±2. 10h, the t1/2β were 33.90±24.56h and 31.25±17. 17 h, the AUC 0-inf were 39.67±10.64mg·h·L-1 and 38.65±10.63mg·h· L-1,respectively The relative bioavailability of the test meloxicam tablet was 104.3±17.8%. CONCLUSION: Through the analysis of covariance, the one two-side test and 90% confidential interval test, there was no significant difference between the two preparations. The two preparations are bioequivalent. There were only few mild adverse effects found during the test period.

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OBJECTIVE:A single oral dose of 15mg test meloxicam tablet or its reference was given to 24 healthy male volunteers in a randomized crossover study. METHODS: Meloxicam concentrations in plasma were determined by HPLC method. The pharmacokinetic and bioavailability of test tablet were compared with reference. RESULTS: The concentration-time curves of the two preparations were fitted into a two-compartment model. The Cmax of test meloxicam tablet and reference were 1 .34±0.35mg·L·-1 and 1 .03±0.22mg·L-1, the tpeak were 2. 15±1 .59h and 5.28±2. 10h, the t1/2β were 33.90±24.56h and 31.25±17. 17 h, the AUC 0-inf were 39.67±10.64mg·h·L-1 and 38.65±10.63mg·h· L-1,respectively The relative bioavailability of the test meloxicam tablet was 104.3±17.8%. CONCLUSION: Through the analysis of covariance, the one two-side test and 90% confidential interval test, there was no significant difference between the two preparations. The two preparations are bioequivalent. There were only few mild adverse effects found during the test period.

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OBJECTIVE:A single oral dose of 15mg test meloxicam tablet or its reference was given to 24 healthy male volunteers in a randomized crossover study. METHODS: Meloxicam concentrations in plasma were determined by HPLC method. The pharmacokinetic and bioavailability of test tablet were compared with reference. RESULTS: The concentration-time curves of the two preparations were fitted into a two-compartment model. The Cmax of test meloxicam tablet and reference were 1 .34±0.35mg·L·-1 and 1 .03±0.22mg·L-1, the tpeak were 2. 15±1 .59h and 5.28±2. 10h, the t1/2β were 33.90±24.56h and 31.25±17. 17 h, the AUC 0-inf were 39.67±10.64mg·h·L-1 and 38.65±10.63mg·h· L-1,respectively The relative bioavailability of the test meloxicam tablet was 104.3±17.8%. CONCLUSION: Through the analysis of covariance, the one two-side test and 90% confidential interval test, there was no significant difference between the two preparations. The two preparations are bioequivalent. There were only few mild adverse effects found during the test period.

Key concepts: Bioequivalence, Meloxicam, Bioavailability, Cmax, Crossover study, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacology, Plasma concentration

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