Abstract
Solid dosage forms are better than liquid dosage forms in many ways, such as improved physical and chemical stability, ease of storage and transportation, improved handling properties, and patient compliance. Therefore, it is required to transform dosage forms of liquid origins into solid dosage forms. The functional approaches are to absorb the liquids by solid excipients or through drying. The conventional drying technologies for this purpose include drying by heating, vacuum-, freeze- and spray-drying, etc. Among these drying technologies, fluidbed drying emerges as a new technology that possesses unique advantages. Fluid-bed drying or coating is highly efficient in solvent removal, can be performed at relatively low temperatures, and is a one-step process to manufacture formulations in pellet forms. In this article, the status of the art of manufacturing solid dosage forms from bulk liquids by fluid-bed drying technology was reviewed emphasizing on its application in solid dispersion, inclusion complexes, self-microemulsifying systems, and various nanoscale drug delivery systems.
Keywords: Fluid-bed, drying, solidification, solid dispersion, inclusion complex, nanoparticles.
Current Pharmaceutical Design
Title:Manufacturing Solid Dosage Forms from Bulk Liquids Using the Fluid-bed Drying Technology
Volume: 21 Issue: 19
Author(s): Jianping Qi, Y i Lu and Wei Wu
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Keywords: Fluid-bed, drying, solidification, solid dispersion, inclusion complex, nanoparticles.
Abstract: Solid dosage forms are better than liquid dosage forms in many ways, such as improved physical and chemical stability, ease of storage and transportation, improved handling properties, and patient compliance. Therefore, it is required to transform dosage forms of liquid origins into solid dosage forms. The functional approaches are to absorb the liquids by solid excipients or through drying. The conventional drying technologies for this purpose include drying by heating, vacuum-, freeze- and spray-drying, etc. Among these drying technologies, fluidbed drying emerges as a new technology that possesses unique advantages. Fluid-bed drying or coating is highly efficient in solvent removal, can be performed at relatively low temperatures, and is a one-step process to manufacture formulations in pellet forms. In this article, the status of the art of manufacturing solid dosage forms from bulk liquids by fluid-bed drying technology was reviewed emphasizing on its application in solid dispersion, inclusion complexes, self-microemulsifying systems, and various nanoscale drug delivery systems.
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Qi Jianping, Lu i Y and Wu Wei, Manufacturing Solid Dosage Forms from Bulk Liquids Using the Fluid-bed Drying Technology, Current Pharmaceutical Design 2015; 21 (19) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1381612821666150416100639
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1381612821666150416100639 |
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