2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpharm.2004.07.019
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The role of solid nanoparticle technology in the parenteral delivery of poorly water-soluble drugs

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“…The submicron particles thus formed have a high surface area and are coated with surfactants or phospholipids to avoid aggregation. The reduced particle size and higher surface area allows for increased dissolution rates of the particles and thus can lead to enhanced bioavailability (4). For this reason, formation of irreversible aggregates is undesirable.…”
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“…The submicron particles thus formed have a high surface area and are coated with surfactants or phospholipids to avoid aggregation. The reduced particle size and higher surface area allows for increased dissolution rates of the particles and thus can lead to enhanced bioavailability (4). For this reason, formation of irreversible aggregates is undesirable.…”
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“…Functional nanoparticles are increasingly important in developing materials for dyes, 1 cosmetics, 2 pharmaceuticals, [2][3][4][5] and numerous other applications, [6][7][8] resulting in great interest in techniques for controlling stability and size range in their production. For example, colloidal drug carriers such as liposomal and micellar dispersions consisting of particles 50-400 nm in diameter have potential use in formulating anticancer therapeutics that can selectively target tumors.…”
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“…13 Recentemente, nanosuspensões de um imunomodulador, o P-MAPA, foram obtidas através do método de homogeneização à alta pressão (Figura 3). 14 Uma propriedade interessante dos nanocristais é sua estabilização devido à camada superficial nanométrica (1-2 nm) que é formada, 15 por moléculas oxidadas ou hidratadas que protegem a parte interna do fármaco nanocristalino (Figura 4).…”
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