Release and Permeation of Transdermal Products - Silva Garcia Praça, Fabíola
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Transdermal drug release has several therapeutic advantages over oral or parenteral administration. To date, there is no method in the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia for testing the release of drugs from transdermal patches. Other official compendia, such as the American, British and European Pharmacopoeia, describe the apparatus of paddles on a disk, the rotating cylinder and the reciprocal support. The literature currently describes various types of diffusion cells for transdermal release, of which the Franz diffusion cell has been the most widely used. The aim of this study was to establish…mehr

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Transdermal drug release has several therapeutic advantages over oral or parenteral administration. To date, there is no method in the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia for testing the release of drugs from transdermal patches. Other official compendia, such as the American, British and European Pharmacopoeia, describe the apparatus of paddles on a disk, the rotating cylinder and the reciprocal support. The literature currently describes various types of diffusion cells for transdermal release, of which the Franz diffusion cell has been the most widely used. The aim of this study was to establish criteria for the most appropriate choice of equipment and "in vitro" methodologies for evaluating the transdermal release of drugs. The results of this research are an important tool for discussions on Pharmaceutical Equivalence and Quality Control testing of transdermal drugs, as well as understanding possible process errors. It could also provide data for protocol indications for the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia and scientific research into drug delivery systems.
Autorenporträt
Fabíola Silva Garcia Praça is a Biomedical Doctor with a postgraduate degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of São Paulo FCFRP-USP and a post-doctorate at the Research Institute for Medicines and Pharmaceutical Sciences - University of Lisbon - Portugal. She is currently a laboratory specialist employed by FCFRP-USP.