2. BHARATI VIDYAPEETH COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
KOLHAPUR.
Department of Pharmaceutics
2015-2016
Guided by;
Dr. N. R. Jadhav
Professor & Head
Dept. of Pharmaceutics
Presented by;
Mr. Tukaram S. Patil
M. Pharm. (Sem- I)
Dep. Of Pharmaceutics
“TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTERIZATION OF SOLID
PARTICLE”
SEMINAR ON,
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3. CONTENT :
Introduction to characterization of solid
Techniques for particle size measurement
Particle shape measurement
Surface area measurement
Conclusion
Reference
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INTRODUCTION
The oral aspect is considered to be most convenient for
administration of drugs to Patients
Normally dissolve in stomach fluid and intestinal fluid absorb
from these regions of GIT
Localized drug delivery to colon it need to be protected from
upper GIT environment
Targeted drug delivery to colon for various disease like ulcerative
colitis, colonic cancer etc.
Colon targeting drug delivery capable of protecting from upper
GIT
Formulation for colonic drug delivery are also suitable for delivery
of drug
Therapeutic proteins ,enzymes, peptides are suitable for colonic
dug delivery e.g. Insulin , antibiotics.
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ADVANTAGES
Smaller drug quantities.
Reduces dosage frequency. lower cost of expensive drugs.
Reduced incidence of side effects and drug interactions.
Poorly absorbed drug molecules may have an improved
bioavailability.
Reduce gastric irritation caused by many drugs
Bypass initial first pass metabolism.
Extended daytime or night-time activity.
Improve patient compliance.
Targeted drug delivery system.
It has a longer retention time
Less peptidase activity so peptides, oral vaccines, insulin,
growth hormones, can be given through this route
Ideal side to cure local disaes
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DISADVANTAGES
Multiple manufacturing steps.
The metabolic degradation of the drug.
Incomplete release of drug Bioavailability of drug may be low.
Drug should be in solution form before absorption and there for
rate limiting step for poor soluble drugs.
An important limitation of the pH sensitive coating technique have
uncertainty.
Limitations of prodrug approach is that it is depends upon the
functional group available on the drug moiety for chemical linkage
Lowering of bioavailability due to binding of drug to intestinal
content
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Anatomy and physiology of colon
Structure of colon
Colonic microflora
Functions of colon
Absorption of drug from colon
Transit time
Colonic disease
Inflammatory bowel disease
Ulcerativ e colitis
Crohns disease
Colonic cancer
Constipation
Diarrhea
Irritable bowel syndrom