Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms: Disperse Systems

by Herbert Lieberman (Editor), Martin Rieger (Editor), Gilbert S. Banker (Editor)

Overview

Stressing the theory involved in formulating suspensions, emulsions, and colloidal drug products, this Second Edition of a well-received reference test highlights typical formulations, the avoidance of formulation pitfalls, and compliance with established regulatory principles.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781000148411
Publisher:	CRC Press
Publication date:	08/26/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	552
File size:	37 MB
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About the Author

Herbert Lieberman, Martin Rieger and Gilbert S. Banker

Table of Contents

Introduction, Norman Weiner
Theory of Suspensions, Michael J. Falkiewicz
Theory of Emulsions, Stig E. Friberg, Lisa Goldsmith Quencer, and Martha L. Hilton
Theory of Colloids, John W. Vanderhoff
Rheological and Mechanical Properties of Dispersed Systems, Galen W. Radebaugh
Surfactants, Martin M. Rieger
Viscosity Imparting Agents in Disperse Systems, Joel L. Zatz, Joseph J. Berry, and Daniel A. Alderman
Bioavailability of Disperse Dosage Forms, Maureen D. Donovan and Douglas R. Flanagan
Preservation of Dispersed Systems, Claude B. Anger, David Rupp, Priscilla Lo, and Harun Takruri
Experimental Design, Modeling, and Optimization Strategies for Product and Process Development, Robert M. Franz, David C. Cooper, Jeffrey E. Browne, and Allen R. Lewis

Editorial Reviews

Praise for previous volumes... ...serve[s] as a text book for advanced students and as a reference for all pharmacists (and other professionals who are engaged in this area...recommended to all formulators, as well as scientists and teachers, seeking for a source of quick and comprehensive information about general aspects of disperse system dosage forms.

European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics

...a valuable resource with plenty of useful tips and insights.

Journal of the American Chemical Society

...these books are indispensable for those pharmaceutical scientists involved in the development of disperse dosage forms...[they] will also be very helpful in teaching...there is no doubt that these books will serve as valuable reference books for the years to come.

Pharmaceutical Research

...recommend[ed]...for inclusion into a department reference library, or its use in an academic course because of its broad approach in some areas, such as polymeric coating and nanoparticle development, as well as its specific focus on certain areas such as scale-up and liposomes.

Journal of Controlled Release

The third and final volume on disperse systems contains contributions from both the academic and business sides of the pharmaceutical industry. Part A details several specialized products such as certain types of emulsions, liposomes, polymers used in dispersions as either drug or film carriers, biodegradable and new polymeric dispersions, and the characteristics of polymeric pharmaceutical excipents currently used in drug formulations. Part B describes equipment selection and processing, scale-up manufacturing, quality assurance, validation, and drug regulatory affairs related to disperse system pharmaceutical products and dosage forms. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Booknews

"Praise for previous volumes. . . . . .serve[s] as a text book for advanced students and as a reference for all pharmacists (and other professionals) who are engaged in this area. . .recommended to all formulators, as well as scientists and teachers, seeking for a source of quick and comprehensive information about general aspects of disperse system dosage forms. "
—-European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics
". . .a valuable resource with plenty of useful tips and insights. "
—-Journal of the American Chemical Society
". . .these books are indispensable for those pharmaceutical scientists involved in the development of disperse dosage forms. . .[they] will also be very helpful in teaching. . .there is no doubt that these books will serve as valuable reference books for the years to come. "
—-Pharmaceutical Research
". . .recommend[ed]. . .for inclusion into a department reference library, or its use in an academic course because of its broad approach in some areas, such as polymeric coating and nanoparticle development, as well as its specific focus on certain areas such as scale-up and liposomes."
—-Journal of Controlled Release

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