Effect of Formulation and Process Variables on Matrix Erosion and Drug Release from a Multiunit Erosion Matrix of a Poorly Soluble Drug

Author(s)M. Serpil Kislalioglu, PhD, Ketan A. Mehta, PhD, Navnit H. Shah

By optimizing formulation and process varibles, pellets can be prepared that can release a poorly soluble drug for 12-24 h following zero-order kinetics.

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