
doi: 10.1007/bf02106128
pmid: 4000899
Within the Center for Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences the release characteristics of drugs form the major research object of the Division of Pharmaceutical Technology. Transdermal systems are being developed that can supply a drug during several days. Irritation of the skin may be avoided by using hydrogels. To enable long-term transdermal application also the colloidal structure of creams and ointments is investigated. As most drugs are to be taken orally, however, a research project was also started to make cheap and easy to produce controlled release tablets. The results with a microporous polypropylene polymer are promising.
Excipients, Administration, Topical, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Research, Academies and Institutes, Administration, Oral, Technology, Pharmaceutical, Colloids, Netherlands
Excipients, Administration, Topical, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Research, Academies and Institutes, Administration, Oral, Technology, Pharmaceutical, Colloids, Netherlands
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