Volume 20 No 12 (2022)
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Optimization & Comparative Study of Microparticulate System of Flurbiprofen Prepared by Different Methods
Prashant Patil , Santosh Singh, Girish kashid
Abstract
Comparative study of ionic gelation & spray dry methods for preparation of microspheres to deliver drugs has many
other advantages over one another, like control-release of the drug, increase bioavailability and target delivery of the
drug to the required site. In this research work shows the use of encapsulating sodium alginate, sodium carboxy
methyl cellulose in biodegradable microsphere delivery system, to be delivered orally via a capsule, to gives desired
therapeutic action. Microsphere formulations have merits over conventional tablet or capsule formulations, since it
increases the surface area exposed to the absorption site and thus increasing the absorption of the drug and
decreasing the dosing frequency of the drug. Flurbiprofen is a NSAIDs which is used widely in different intestinal
diseases ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease, carcinomas and infections. Flurbiprofen shows maximum absorption in
the lower gastrointestinal tract regions, and shows half-life 4 hrs, it shows low bioavailability orally. The
microsphere formulations were evaluated for its production yields, actual drug content, encapsulation efficiency, %
Swelling Index release study is done by in vitro release analysis, mucoadhesive strength determination in vitro & in
vivo methods.
Keywords
Mucoadhesive, Microsphere, Flurbiprofen
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