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Oral solution drug delivery solvents

Surfactants are employed in nanoparticle suspensions. Chen et al. (2002) evaluated the pre paration of amorphous nanoparticle suspensions containing cyclosporine A using the evaporative precipitation into aqueous solution (ERAS) system. The effect of particle size was studied varying the drug surfactant ratios, type of surfactants, temperature, drug load, and solvent. Acceptable particle sizes suitable for both oral and parenteral administration were also studied. Additional articles in the nanoparticle delivery of poorly water-soluble drugs include Kipp (2004), Perkins et al. (2000), Young et al. (2000), and Tyner et al. (2004). [Pg.294]


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