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Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Pharmaceutical Technology-09-02-2001
  • Volume 25
  • Issue 9

A Novel Mathematical Method for Quantitative Expression of Deviation from Zero-Order Drug Release

Because drug delivery at a zero-order rate provides uniform concentration of a drug for absorption, this study attempts to identify a simple mathematical method to quantitatively express the deviation from zero-order kinetics.
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