Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms
The aim of this project is to develop an innovative analytical technique for the 3D chemical mapping of pharmaceutical dosage forms, via simultaneous topographic characterisation and dissolution analysis of solid drug delivery systems. The developed apparatus was optimised using the results obtained...
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author | Alessandra D'Angelo Mike Reading Milan D Antonjievic |
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description | The aim of this project is to develop an innovative analytical technique for the 3D chemical mapping of pharmaceutical dosage forms, via simultaneous topographic characterisation and dissolution analysis of solid drug delivery systems. The developed apparatus was optimised using the results obtained from the application of micro-photogrammetry to the analysis of commercial solid drug delivery systems. Results of the application of the developed method on the dissolution of a sugarcoated tablet sample are here presented.
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spelling | doaj.art-f0280df60fc34319afe793763b2645e52023-05-23T14:34:17ZengUniversity of Huddersfield PressBritish Journal of Pharmacy2058-83562018-07-012210.5920/bjpharm.2017.22Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage formsAlessandra D'AngeloMike ReadingMilan D AntonjievicThe aim of this project is to develop an innovative analytical technique for the 3D chemical mapping of pharmaceutical dosage forms, via simultaneous topographic characterisation and dissolution analysis of solid drug delivery systems. The developed apparatus was optimised using the results obtained from the application of micro-photogrammetry to the analysis of commercial solid drug delivery systems. Results of the application of the developed method on the dissolution of a sugarcoated tablet sample are here presented. https://www.bjpharm.org.uk/article/id/51/tga hsmdscco-amorphous |
spellingShingle | Alessandra D'Angelo Mike Reading Milan D Antonjievic Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms British Journal of Pharmacy tga hsm dsc co-amorphous |
title | Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
title_full | Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
title_fullStr | Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
title_full_unstemmed | Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
title_short | Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
title_sort | micro photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms |
topic | tga hsm dsc co-amorphous |
url | https://www.bjpharm.org.uk/article/id/51/ |
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