Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution

Sustained release (SR) matrix formulation can overcome the disadvantages of frequent dosing of conventional tablet. Poor soluble drugs (BCS class II) suffer from low bioavailability due to low dissolution rate. Micronization is one of the easiest approaches to enhance solubility of drugs. Formulatio...

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Main Author: Chatterjee, Bappaditya
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Language:English
Published: Lambert Academic Publishing 2016
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spelling iium-549532017-02-10T01:52:49Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/54953/ Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution Chatterjee, Bappaditya RS Pharmacy and materia medica Sustained release (SR) matrix formulation can overcome the disadvantages of frequent dosing of conventional tablet. Poor soluble drugs (BCS class II) suffer from low bioavailability due to low dissolution rate. Micronization is one of the easiest approaches to enhance solubility of drugs. Formulation of a SR matrix tablet with micronized drug particle will help to enhance dissolution as well as prolong the duration of drug release. In the research work entitled “micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution”, Carvedilol, a BCS class II β blocker drug is formulated as a SR matrix tablet with micronized drug particle. Direct compression method was applied to prepare tablet using PEO 301 as a release retardant polymer. The formulation was optimized by a 3 level factorial design considering amount of PEO 301 and hardness of tablet as dependent variables. In-vitro release study showed near about 100% of drug release in 12 hrs. for lowest particle size drug whereas for non-micronized drug it was less than 80%. The developed tablet showed desired stability for 3 months in accelerated conditions. The developed micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet can be proposed for in-vivo assessment after relevant toxicity studies. Lambert Academic Publishing Chatterjee, Bappaditya 2016-12 Book PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/54953/1/54953_Micronized%20carvedilol%20SR%20matrix%20tablet%20for%20improved%20dissolution.pdf Chatterjee, Bappaditya (2016) Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution. Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. ISBN 978-3-330-01078-9
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Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
description Sustained release (SR) matrix formulation can overcome the disadvantages of frequent dosing of conventional tablet. Poor soluble drugs (BCS class II) suffer from low bioavailability due to low dissolution rate. Micronization is one of the easiest approaches to enhance solubility of drugs. Formulation of a SR matrix tablet with micronized drug particle will help to enhance dissolution as well as prolong the duration of drug release. In the research work entitled “micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution”, Carvedilol, a BCS class II β blocker drug is formulated as a SR matrix tablet with micronized drug particle. Direct compression method was applied to prepare tablet using PEO 301 as a release retardant polymer. The formulation was optimized by a 3 level factorial design considering amount of PEO 301 and hardness of tablet as dependent variables. In-vitro release study showed near about 100% of drug release in 12 hrs. for lowest particle size drug whereas for non-micronized drug it was less than 80%. The developed tablet showed desired stability for 3 months in accelerated conditions. The developed micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet can be proposed for in-vivo assessment after relevant toxicity studies.
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author Chatterjee, Bappaditya
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title Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
title_short Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
title_full Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
title_fullStr Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
title_full_unstemmed Micronized carvedilol SR matrix tablet for improved dissolution
title_sort micronized carvedilol sr matrix tablet for improved dissolution
publisher Lambert Academic Publishing
publishDate 2016
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/54953/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/54953/1/54953_Micronized%20carvedilol%20SR%20matrix%20tablet%20for%20improved%20dissolution.pdf
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