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Higuchi And Peppas Plot

  1. THE HIGUCHI AND PEPPAS PLOT Presented By Simran M.Pharmacy 1st year GGSCOP, YNR
  2. The Higuchi Plot • In 1961 Higuchi developed a mathematical model for the study of the release of drugs from its matrix. • For studying the release of water-soluble and poorly soluble drugs from a variety of matrices, including semisolid and solids. • Initial drug concentration in the matrix is much higher. • As the drug is released, the distance for diffusion progressively increases. • Drug is leached out polymer matrix by the entrance of medium.
  3. • The Equation Of Higuchi model: Q= [D(2A-Cs)Cs x t]1/2 or Q=(2ADCst)¹/2 • By differentiating the above equation we get, dQ/dt=(ADCs/2t)1/2 • Release of the drug is proportional to the square root of time. • The Drug release from the granular matrix is given by
  4. Applications of Higuchi Plot • Higuchi describes the drug release as a diffusion process based on Fick's law, square root time dependent. • This model is useful for studying the release of water-soluble and poorly soluble drugs from a variety of matrices, including solids and semi-solids.
  5. Korsmeyer’s-Peppa’s model • A simple relationship that described drug release from a polymeric system equation was derived by Korsmeyer-Peppa in 1983. • To understand the mechanism of drug release and to compare the release profile differences among these matrix formulations , the percent drug released time versus time were fitted using this equation:
  6. • The n value characterizes different releases from matrix and specify release mechanisms as shown below: Release Exponent (n) Drug transport mechanism 0.5 Fickian diffusion 0.5<n=0.89 Non Fickian transport 0.89 Case II transport Higher than 0.89 Super case II transport
  7. • To study release kinetic data obtained plotted as log cumulative % drug release versus time.
  8. Applications of Peppas Plot • This equation has been used for the linearization of release data from several formulations of microcapsules or microspheres. • Use to analyze the release of pharmaceutical polymeric dosage form. • When the release mechanism is not known or when more than one type of release phenomena could be involved. • To study the modified release dosage form and release phenomenon of drugs.
  9. Thank You…!!!
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