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Crixivan
Clinical Pharmacology
Clinical Pharmacology
Crixivan
Study 006 (10/15/93-10/12/94) was a dose-ranging study in which patients were initially treated with CRIXIVAN at a dose of < 2.4 g/day followed by 2.4 g/day. Study 019 (6/23/94-4/10/95) was a randomized comparison of CRIXIVAN 600 mg every 6 hours, CRIXIVAN plus zidovudine, and zidovudine alone. Table 6 shows the incidence of genotypic resistance at 24 weeks in these studies.
Table 6 Genotypic Resistance at 24 Weeks
| Treatment Group | Resistance to IDV n/N* |
Resistance to ZDV n/N* |
| IDV | — | — |
| < 2.4 g/day | 31/37 (84%) | — |
| 2.4 g/day | 9/21 (43%) | 1/17 (6%) |
| IDV/ZDV | 4/22 (18%) | 1/22 (5%) |
| ZDV | 1/18 (6%) | 11/17 (65%) |
| * N - includes patients with non-amplifiable virus at 24 weeks who had amplifiable virus at week 0. | ||
Brand Name: Crixivan
Generic Name: Indinavir Sulfate
Generic Name: Indinavir Sulfate
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