RESEARCH STUDIES ON IN VITRO AND EX VIVO YIELD OF THE MICONAZOLE NITRATE FROM ORAL BIOMUCOADHESIVE TABLETS

Authors

  • Magdalena BIRSAN University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi
  • Ileana COJOCARU University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi
  • Mihaela Monica SCUTARIU University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi
  • Iuliana POPOVICI University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi

Keywords:

MICONAZOLE NITRATE, MUCOBIOADHESIVE TABLETS, IN VITRO YIELD.

Abstract

Among the various routes of drug administration, the oral mucosa is perhaps the most often preferred by patients and medical staff. However, oral administration of drugs has disadvantages, which may limit or prevent oral administration of some drugs, especially peptides and proteins, little when they are inserted in special administration systems for the colon. The disaggregation of some oral biomucoadhesive tablets and the in vitro yield of the miconazole nitrate was evaluated and in parallel with this, the evaluation of the in vivo yield of the antifungal from the pharmaceutical form. Thus, for a clear determination of the oral mucobioadhesive tablets’ disintegration with miconazole nitrate, it was necessary to implement a method to simulate the conditions of the oral cavity at a flow of solution (artificial saliva) similar to that of the human one. Materials and methods: materials: miconazole nitrate. Methods: The determination of disintegration time according to method A (FRX); the disaggregation of oral biomucoadhesive tablets with miconazole nitrate by means of simulation methods of in vitro conditions; the quantitative determination of the miconazole nitrate by means of HPLC method, after the in vitro dissolution test; the study of miconazole nitrate’s yield in dynamic condition from biomucoadhesive tablets in the presence of artificial saliva (AFNOR). Results: The yield profile of the miconazole nitrate in the disintegration solutions by means of classical method from FR X, by HPLC dosage was researched. The release of miconazole nitrate from the oral mucobioadhesive tablets was determined, that varies in time, depending on the type and relation of matrix forming polymers; a low yield speed of the miconazole nitrate from the tablets was determined; the yield profile of miconazole nitrate in disintegration solutions by means of the new suggested method was researched. Conclusions: The release of miconazole nitrate from the formulated biomucoadhesive tablets is of swelling and erosion.

Author Biographies

  • Magdalena BIRSAN, University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi

    Faculty of Pharmacy
    Discipline of Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Ileana COJOCARU, University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi

    Faculty of Pharmacy
    Discipline of Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Mihaela Monica SCUTARIU, University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi

    Faculty of Pharmacy
    Discipline of Oro-dental Diagnosis and Gerontostomatology

  • Iuliana POPOVICI, University of Pharmacy and Medicine “Grigore T. Popa”-Iasi

    Faculty of Pharmacy
    Discipline of Pharmaceutical Technology

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Published

2018-05-17