This submission belongs to the session b. Beyond Colour - Insight into Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms by New Imaging Techniques of the event The 1st Electronic Conference on Pharmaceutical Sciences
Published date
08 Mar, 2011
Citation
James Lenke, Two Dimensional Orthogonal Imaging of Laminar Fluid Flow across API Surface: Insight into Dosage Concentration inside GI Lumen and Permeability, in Proceedings of The 1st Electronic Conference on Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1 March–31 March 2011, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/ecps2011-00523
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Two Dimensional Orthogonal Imaging of Laminar Fluid Flow across API Surface: Insight into Dosage Concentration inside GI Lumen and Permeability
James Lenke 1
1. Paraytec Ltd.
Abstract
Historically, traditional dissolution devices have been performing measurements away from the solid-liquid interface and drawing conclusions on performance. By relocating measurements to the interface using a two dimensional orthogonal imager of a laminar flow through device, significantly more insight can be found about the intestinal surface concentration, in-situ surface pH, and amount lost from elimination. Having this information early in development provides formulators with better insight into optimum dosage and form.
Keywords
Dosage concentration
IVIVC
solid-liquid interface
2 Dimensional imaging
poorly soluble
super saturation
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