various approaches to design implantable drug delivery system.

1. Approaches to the development of Implantable drug delivery system(Parenteral drug delivery system) Prepared by: Paresh K Bharodiya 09PCT07 Guided by: Dr. Ajay B. Solanki Department of pharmaceutics A.R College & G.H Patel Institute of Pharmacy 12/05/2010

2. List of contents Effect of physicochemical properties on parenteral absorption Introduction Approaches to design implantable drug delivery systems (a) Controlled drug delivery by diffusion process Polymer membrane permeation- controlled drug delivery Matrix diffusion-controlled drug delivery Microreservior partition-controlled drug delivery system Membrane matrix hybrid-type drug delivery system (b) Controlled drug delivery by activation process Osmotic pressure Vapor pressure Magnetically Hydration Hydrolysis (c) Controlled drug delivery by feed back regulated mechanism Bioerosion Bioresponce REFRENCES

3. Effect of Physicochemical Properties on Parenteral Absorption Drug particle in suspension Drug solutes in solution Dissolution Partitioning Absorption Systematic circulation Drug solution in tissue fluid Target tissue Elimination

4. Rate of dissolution of solid in formulation vehicle Particle size and crystal habit pH of the formulation pKa of drug Lipophillicity of the drug Tissue fluid/vehicle partition coefficient Solubility of drug at biological fluid at injection site Presence of other ingredients in the formulation and their interaction with the drug molecule

5. Implantable drug delivery systeman introduction Implantable drug delivery systems are placed completely under the skin — usually in a convenient but inconspicuous location. The patient is aware of only a small bump under the skin. designed to transmit drugs and fluids into the bloodstream without the repeated insertion of needles. well suited to the drug delivery requirements of insulin, steroids, chemotherapeutics, antibiotics, analgesics, total parenteral nutrition, and heparin There is little chance of infection or interference with daily activities Because the device is completely subcutaneous, with no opening in the skin

6. Approaches to the development of Implantable drug delivery system In 1861 Lafarge pioneered the concept of IDDS for long term continuous administration of crystalline hormone in the form of solid steroid pellet But the release profile was not constant and can not be readily controlled in terms of precision of the release rate and duration of action While it is possible to surgically implant and remove drug-concentrative devices or polymeric matrices, the requirement for such intervention could have a significant negative impact on the acceptability Two approaches to this problem seem possible Use of implanted electrically driven pumps Use of erodible implants

7. Number of approaches have been developed to achive controlled administration of drugs via implantation (1) Controlled drug delivery by diffusion process Diffusion of the drug out of the device or solvent into the polymer ultimately contributes to the drug-release process Release of the drug from the device is preprogrammed at a specific rate profile This is accomplished by a system design which controls molecular diffusion of drug in or and/or across barrier medium surrounding the system This systems can be further sub classified in to number of classes

8. (A)Polymer membrane permeation- controlled drug delivery using Non porous membrane Micro porous membrane Semi permeable membrane Here the drug formulation is totally or partially encapsulated within a drug reservoir compartment and the drug release surface is covered by a rate limiting polymeric membrane having a specific permeability for drug drug reservoir polymeric membrane Drug contained in a formulation

11. Drug reservoir{dispersion} Drug release Gel layer Drug depleted zone Drug release Hydrophilic polymer Swollable matrix Lipophillic polymer Non swollable matrix

12. (C) Microreservior partition-controlled drug delivery system In this type drug reservoir is fabricated by micro dispersion of aqueous suspension of a drug using a high energy dispersion technique in to a biocompatible polymer such as silicone elastomer to form a homogenous dispersion of many discrete , unreachable microscopic drug reservoir Depending on the physicochemical properties of the drug and the desired rate of drug release , the device can be further coated with polymer to modify mechanism and rate of release example is the transdermal nitro disc system

13. Polymer matrix Microscopic Drug reservoir {liquid compartment} Coating membrane Polymer -solution interface

14. (d) Membrane matrix hybrid-type drug delivery system This device is a hybrid of Polymer Matrix diffusion-controlled drug delivery and Polymer membrane permeation- controlled drug delivery system aim is to take advantage of controlled release kinetic offered by Polymer membrane permeation- controlled drug delivery system and to avoid risk of dose dumping from reservoir compartment of this type of drug delivery system Drug reservoir is formed by dispersion of drug in to a polymer matrix which is further coated by a semi permeable polymeric membrane Example is a norplant II sub dermal system

15. (II) Controlled drug delivery by activation process In this type release of the drug is activated by some physical , chemical, or biological process and/or by the energy supplied externally and the rate of release is than regulated by the processes applied or input of energy Based on the processed applied these activation modulated drug delivery system can be classified in to Osmotic pressure activated Vapor pressure activated Magnetically activated Hydrolytic-activated Hydration activated

16. Osmotic pressure activated drug delivery system In this type of controlled drug delivery system the release of the drug takes place due to osmotic pressure Drug reservoir which can be either a solid or a suspension is contained in a semipermiable housing The release is activated through a specially formed orifice and rate of release is modulated by controlling the osmotic gradient Thus release rate is dependent on water permeability of membrane, solubility of osmogen, effective surface area of semipermiable housing as well as osmotic gradient Representatative example of this type of implantable controlled release drug delivery system is alzet osmotic pump

17. Alzet osmotic pump

18. Vapor pressure activated implantable drug delivery system The drug reservoir which ids a solution formulation is contained in to an infusate chamber By freely movable bellow the chamber is a pumping system physically separated from the vapors pressure chamber which contains vaporizable fluids such as a fluorocarbon The fluorocarbon vaporizes at body temperature creating a vapor pressure that pushes bellow to move upward and forces the drug solution to get delivered

20. Hydration activated drug delivery system This system depends on the hydration induced swelling process by tissue fluid at implantable site to activate drug release In this system drug reservoir is dispersed in to swollable polymer matrix fabricated from hydrophilic polymer that become swollen upon hydration Drug is released from microscopic water filled pore channels in to the polymer matrix and Release rate of drug is controlled by swelling of the polymer matrix

21. Hydrolysis activated drug delivery system Release of drug is activated by hydrolysis of a bioerodable polymer by the cell fluid at the implantation site Biodegradable polymer like Co(lactic-glycolic)polymer Poly(orthoester) Poly(anhydride) are used in fabrication of this type of implantable drug delivery system This system is made by dispersing loading dose of a drug with a biodegradable polymer , which is then molded in to pellet or a bead shaped implant Example is a LHRH{goserelin} releasing biodegradable sub dermal implant

22. (c) Controlled drug delivery by feed back regulated mechanism using this group of controlled drug delivery system the release of a drug is activated by some biochemical molecule in the body and its concentration at the implantable site via feedback mechanism And the rate of controlled release of drug is regulated by the concentration of biochemical substance detected by a sensor in the feedback mechanism

23. Bioerosion regulated drug delivery system This system consist of a drug dispersed in to a biodegradable polymer matrix like poly vinyl methyl ether and is coated with immobilized urease in a neutral pH.in the presence of urea urease at the surface of drug delivery system metabolize urea to form ammonia causing increase in pH at which polymer degrades leading to drug release Hydrocortisone release Urease U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U Erosion Ammonia Urea Hydrocortisone Alkaline pH Polymer

24. Bioresponce activated drug delivery system Drug reservoir is contained in a device enclosed by a bioresponsive polymer membrane whose permeability is controlled by conc. of a biochemical agent contained where the system is located Example is a glucose triggered insulin delivery system in which insulin reservoir is capsulated within hydrogel membrane having amineNR2 groups In alkaline pH NR2 is neutral and membrane is unsellable and impermeable to insulin As glucose, triggering agent penetrates in to membrane it is oxidized to glucuronic acid by enzyme glucose oxidise contained in a membrane NR2 groups are protonated and hydro gel membrane becomes swollable and permeable for insulin. Amt of release is dependant on the concentration of glucose entering in to membrane

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