2011
DOI: 10.1248/bpb.34.164
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Carrageenan Gels for Oral Sustained Delivery of Acetaminophen to Dysphagic Patients

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“…The protocol for preparing the gelatin was based on the procedure described by Miyazaki et al (2011), while the used assay volume (125 mL) was based on the existing forms of commercial gelatin. The used extract amount (and corresponding microspheres) was defined considering the DPPH scavenging activity EC50 of the free extract (EC50 = 86.17 µg/mL).…”
Section: Incorporation Of Free and Microencapsulated F Vesca Extractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The protocol for preparing the gelatin was based on the procedure described by Miyazaki et al (2011), while the used assay volume (125 mL) was based on the existing forms of commercial gelatin. The used extract amount (and corresponding microspheres) was defined considering the DPPH scavenging activity EC50 of the free extract (EC50 = 86.17 µg/mL).…”
Section: Incorporation Of Free and Microencapsulated F Vesca Extractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Berdasarkan sifat fisikokimianya karagenan kappa dan iota dapat membentuk gel dengan mudah, terutama bila terdapat monovalen dan ion divalen. Gel yang dibentuk oleh iota karagenan memiliki reologi dan karakteristik pelepasan berkelanjutan, dengan potensi penggunaan sebagai kendaraan untuk pengiriman obat secara oral kepada pasien disfagik (Miyazaki et al, 2011).…”
Section: Karagenan Sebagai Agen Pembentuk Gel Atau Peningkat Viskositasunclassified
“…Liquids or powders can be used for such patients; however, there may be compliance issues, because these formulations do not have portability and they are also not easy to administer. To improve administration, jelly preparations (1)(2)(3), orally disintegrating tablets (4-7), and oral film preparations (8)(9)(10) have been developed. Although, almost all films can dissolve in the mouth, the films can only contain a small amount of drug.…”
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confidence: 99%