Collaborative study for the establishment of the second international standard for vancomycin.

Q4 Medicine
Pharmeuropa bio & scientific notes Pub Date : 2011-11-01
G Rautmann, A Daas, K-H Buchheit
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Abstract

An international collaborative study has been organised by the European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM) to establish the World Health Organization (WHO) 2nd International Standard (IS) for Vancomycin. Twelve laboratories from 10 different countries participated. The potency of the candidate material, a freeze-dried preparation, was estimated by microbiological assays with sensitive micro-organisms. As the stocks of the 1st IS for Vancomycin had been completely depleted, in order to ensure continuity between consecutive batches of the WHO IS, the European Pharmacopoeia Chemical Reference Standard (CRS) for Vancomycin batch 2 was used as a standard. It had been calibrated in a large international collaborative study against the WHO 1st IS for Vancomycin. Based on the results of the study, the 2nd IS for Vancomycin was adopted at the meeting of the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardisation (ECBS) in 2010 with an assigned antimicrobiological activity of 109,700 IU per vial. The 2nd IS for Vancomycin is available from the EDQM.

万古霉素第二部国际标准制定的合作研究。
欧洲药品和保健质量理事会(EDQM)组织了一项国际合作研究,以建立世界卫生组织(世卫组织)万古霉素第二项国际标准。来自10个不同国家的12个实验室参与了研究。候选材料的效力,冻干制剂,估计与敏感微生物微生物测定。由于万古霉素第1批IS库存已完全耗尽,为保证WHO IS连续批次之间的连续性,采用欧洲药典万古霉素第2批化学参考标准(CRS)作为标准。它已在一项大型国际合作研究中与世卫组织万古霉素第一IS进行了校准。根据研究结果,2010年世卫组织生物标准化专家委员会(ECBS)会议通过了万古霉素的第二份标准,指定的抗微生物活性为每瓶109,700 IU。万古霉素的第二个IS可从EDQM获得。
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