2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpharm.2014.04.033
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The effect of polymer properties on direct compression and drug release from water-insoluble controlled release matrix tablets

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“…Water ingress leads to series of notable events that eventually lead to degradation of the PLGA polymer. Initial incursion of water leads to polymer hydration, after which degradation ensues, and finally solubilization of the polymer [1,[3][4][5]. Hence, measurement of moisture uptake by the polymer during the initial stages of hydration is crucial to the understanding of the biodegradation process.…”
Section: Moisture Uptakementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Water ingress leads to series of notable events that eventually lead to degradation of the PLGA polymer. Initial incursion of water leads to polymer hydration, after which degradation ensues, and finally solubilization of the polymer [1,[3][4][5]. Hence, measurement of moisture uptake by the polymer during the initial stages of hydration is crucial to the understanding of the biodegradation process.…”
Section: Moisture Uptakementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depending on the chemical nature of the polymer, the presence of water may result in certain desirable or undesirable changes, causing a profound impact on the behavior of the polymer. Understandably, the manipulation of the rate and extent of moisture in a polymer has been the subject of much research, notably in the field of dosage form design and drug delivery [2][3][4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lactose, the water-soluble filler, quickly dissolves in the media, leaving the water-filled pores that easily allow Pal release by diffusion. The diffusion coefficient was reported to rise with higher initial porosity, which explains the result obtained for the dissolution profiles 13,23…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…As expected, the higher the crushing strength, the slower the release, but it seems that if an average value of 350 N is attained, the influence of the crushing strength weakens, up to a limit where the dissolution profile is no longer affected (Figure 2B). In insoluble matrix-type tablets, drug release increases with the increase in initial porosity 23. Lactose, the water-soluble filler, quickly dissolves in the media, leaving the water-filled pores that easily allow Pal release by diffusion.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…U tom slučaju mehanička svojstva gela ključan su parametar koji kontrolira oslobađanje lijeka, a znatno ovisi o svojstvima polimera kao što je njegov kemijski sastav, molekulska masa te međumolekulske interakcije s otapalom, djelatnom tvari i ostalim pomoćnim tvarima u formulaciji. 37,38 Kod polimera koji ne upijaju vodu i ne bubre dolazi do močenja površine polimernog matriksa koja postupno erodira i ne stvara se gelirani sloj. Na taj način čestice lijeka postupno izlaze iz matriksa isključivo zbog površinske erozije.…”
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