2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0928-0987(02)00223-3
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Floating matrix tablets based on low density foam powder: effects of formulation and processing parameters on drug release

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“…Extended-release dosage forms with prolonged residence times in the stomach are highly desirable for the drugs with narrow absorption windows, stability problems in the intestinal or colonic environments, locally acting in the stomach, and poor solubility in the intestine (Streubel, Siepmann, and Bodmeier 2003). Recent approaches to increase the gastric residence time of drug delivery systems include bioadhesive devices (Alvisi et al 1996;Ponchel and Irache 1998;Patel and Chavda 2009), swelling devices that increase their size (Urquhart and Theeuwes 1984;Mamajek 1980), low density devices (Streubel et al 2003;and Raval et al 2007), floating systems (Deshpande et al 1997 andDave et al 2004), high density systems (Bechgaard and Ladefoged 1978;Davis et al 1986), magnetic systems, unfoldable and expandable systems, magnetic systems, superporous, biodegradable hydrogel systems (Singh et al 2000) and microparticulate systems (Patel and Chavda 2009). The otherwise-excellent concept of floating system suffers from a disadvantage that it is effective only when the fluid level in the stomach is sufficiently high.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extended-release dosage forms with prolonged residence times in the stomach are highly desirable for the drugs with narrow absorption windows, stability problems in the intestinal or colonic environments, locally acting in the stomach, and poor solubility in the intestine (Streubel, Siepmann, and Bodmeier 2003). Recent approaches to increase the gastric residence time of drug delivery systems include bioadhesive devices (Alvisi et al 1996;Ponchel and Irache 1998;Patel and Chavda 2009), swelling devices that increase their size (Urquhart and Theeuwes 1984;Mamajek 1980), low density devices (Streubel et al 2003;and Raval et al 2007), floating systems (Deshpande et al 1997 andDave et al 2004), high density systems (Bechgaard and Ladefoged 1978;Davis et al 1986), magnetic systems, unfoldable and expandable systems, magnetic systems, superporous, biodegradable hydrogel systems (Singh et al 2000) and microparticulate systems (Patel and Chavda 2009). The otherwise-excellent concept of floating system suffers from a disadvantage that it is effective only when the fluid level in the stomach is sufficiently high.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effervescent components sodium bicarbonate was used for the generation of CO 2 gas. When the dosage form comes in contact with acidity of gastric contents, the CO 2 is entrapped in the polymeric network providing the floating characteristics to the dosage form [9][10][11].…”
Section: Kharwade Et Almentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The blend was lubricated with talc and magnesium stearate and compressed using 8 station compression machines. The tablet weighed for compression was adjusted to 400 mg [11].…”
Section: Formulation Of Floating Tablet Of Domperidone By Direct Compmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The granule formulation was carefully poured through a funnel until the apex of the conical pile just touched the tip of funnel. The height (h) of the pile of the powder and the radius (r) of its conical base were measured and applied to compute the angle of repose (θ) as in Eq 1 [14].…”
Section: Angle Of Reposementioning
confidence: 99%