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Two Dimensional Orthogonal Imaging of Laminar Fluid Flow across API Surface: Insight into Dosage Concentration inside GI Lumen and Permeability
Published:
08 March 2011
by MDPI
in The 1st Electronic Conference on Pharmaceutical Sciences
session Beyond Colour - Insight into Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms by New Imaging Techniques
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;