S.K.Parjane
Publications by S.K.Parjane
2 publications found • Active 2020-2020
2020
2 publicationsA Review On Nanocrystals In Drug Delivery
Throughout the last 20 years, several trendy technologies are established within the pharmaceutical analysis and development space. The automation of the drug drug discovery method by technologies like high output screening, combinatorial chemistry and computer aided drug design is resulting in a huge range of drug candidates possessing a very good efficacy. Unfortunately, several of drug candidates are a unit exhibiting poor liquid solubility. The use of drug nanocrystal is an universal formulation approach to extend the therapeutic performance of those medication in any route of administration. Drug nanocrystals are crystals with a size range in the nanometer range, meaning that they are nanoparticles with a crystalline character. This review describes the chemistry properties of drug nanocrystals, production method and potential clinical advantages. Poorly soluble medication are usually difficult drawback in drug formulation. Reducing the particle size of a drug to a nono-scale leads to an increased in surface area-to-volume ratio, increased dissolution velocity and improved in vivo performance of poorly soluble drugs.
Transdermal Drug Delivery System: A Review
Transdermal patches are designed to deliver a therapeutically effective amount of drug across the skin membrane. In order to deliver therapeutic agents through the skin for systemic effects, the great physicochemical, morphological and biological properties of the skin are taken into consideration. Transdermal drug delivery system offers controlled release of drug substance into patient’s skin, it enables a mild blood level profile, resulting in reduced systemic side effects over the other dosage forms. Transdermal delivery is more convenient and painless technique for administration of drugs. It provides vanguard over injectables and oral route by increasing patient compliance and avoiding first pass metabolism respectively. The formation of transdermal drug delivery system (TDDS) has been one of the most innovative approaches of drug deliveries.
