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... biological functions such as heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, blood plasma concentration, intraocular pressure, stroke volume and platelet aggregation. Most organ functions vary with the time of the day, ... See full document

... oral pulsatile drug delivery system to achieve time release of flurbiprofen, based on Chronopharmaceutical approach for the treatment of antiinflammatory ...agent. Pulsatile delivery system is ... See full document

... of pulsatile drug delivery system is one of the promising time- and site-specific systems, required for those diseases that sensitive to circadian rhythms and colonic diseases ...[1]. Pulsatile ... See full document

... evaluate Flurbiprofen Pulsatile Drug Delivery system by press coated method to mimic the circadian rhythm of the disease by releasing the drug with a distinct predetermined lag time of 6 ...basic ... See full document

... of flurbiprofen for treatment of rheumatoid ...drug flurbiprofen were prepared to enhance its dissolution rate and ...of flurbiprofen were also prepared and filled in ...The design of ... See full document

... system is the most innumerable method used in the Release of soluble drugs was mainly through diffusion, development of CR formulations. It is the release system whereas sparingly soluble or insoluble drugs were ... See full document

... [PEG/EC, 1:4, menthol (36 g): limonene (36 l)] was showing maximum protective effect on carrageenan induced rat paw edema. In stability studies, all the formulations were stable with respect to physical properties up ... See full document

... starch glycolate and crosspovidone. Indion 204,(crosslinking agent) Povidone,(binder) Methylene di chloride, Lactose, Sodium starch glycolate, Crospovidone(super disintegrants) Magnesium stearate, Talc and Aspar tame. ... See full document

... By analyzing the results, it was observed that MS2 formulation showed sustained release of drug from microspheres which could be due to the optimum polymer concentration. In MS3, the mean par ticle size was greater due ... See full document

... the development of innovative regional clusters which include the modernization of the industrial and technological base, commercialization of new products and the expanding of cooperation, should lead to the ... See full document

... Bioadhesive force of the tablets was measured on a modified physical balance that is shown in figure 1. 12 The apparatus consisted of a modified double beam physical balance in which a lighter pan had replaced the ... See full document

... disintegrating tablets are also called as oral dispersible tablets, quick disintegrating tablets, fast disintegrating tablets, porous tablets, rapimelts,mouth disintegrating ...for ... See full document

... In vitro drug release: In vitro drug release study from 6 tablets of each formulation, in triplicate, was determined using the USP II (paddle) apparatus(labindia DS-8000) where 900 ml of pH 6.8phosphate buffer ... See full document

... superficial,topical therapies are commonly used for treatment which are limited by keratinized cells in human nail plate. This type of topical therapeutic application is not sufficient to provide a successful therapy of ... See full document

... matrix tablets of verapamil ...matrix tablets by using the polyethylene oxides (Polyox WSR ...matrix tablets prepared by direct compression ...Biopharmaceutical evaluation of satisfactory ... See full document

... F6 (from group of F4, F5 and F6) and F9 (from group of F7, F8 and F9). Hence, all the three formulations possess have good taste masking of the drug and good overall acceptability. F6 was widely accepted by the ... See full document

... HPLC method. Paired t-Test was applied to compare the results as depicted in Table 4. The system suitability parameters when compared to the standard values are within the limit. A single chromatogram was observed in the ... See full document

... The in vitro drug release studies in the presence of rat caecal content showed that coat formulation S6 containing Pectin: HPMC (80:20) was optimal for targeted delivery of drug to colon. However, the evaluation ... See full document

... osmotic tablets were developed using controlled porosity membrane, which delivers drug in a controlled manner for prolonged period of ...Core tablets were prepared by wet granulation method followed by ... See full document

... ET was prepared by compressing EG that were successfully prepared by wet granulation method with non-reactive liquids [a concentration of 5% polyvinylpyrrolidine (PVP) in anhydrous ethanol produced a granulation of good ... See full document