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2. The effect of cross-linking base on the properties of hydrogels with Carbopol and on pharmaceutical availability of morphine sulphate
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Samczewska, G., Kołodziejska, J., Aleksandra Ciałkowska-Rysz, and Piechota-Urbańska, M.
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pharmaceutical availability ,pH ,viscosity ,lcsh:R ,spreadability ,Carbopol ,lcsh:Medicine ,morphine ,hydrogels - Abstract
Introduction: The presence of opioid receptors in pathologically changed skin justifies undertaking trials of pain treatment with morphine preparations designed for topical application. The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of selected substances neutralizing carboxyl groups of polyacrylic acid (sodium and potassium hydroxide, trietanoloamine, borax) on physicochemical parameters of the produced hydrogels with Carbopol 980 and Carbopol Ultrez 10 and on pharmaceutical availability of morphine sulphate. Material and methods: There were prepared variant hydrogels with morphine sulphate on the base of Carbopol 980 and Carbopol Ultrez 10. Extensometric method was used to test spreadability of the preparations, gravimetric method to determine the rate of volatile components loss, while viscosity parameters were determined with cone-plate digital rheometer. Potentiometric method was applied to measure pH of the produced hydrogels. The test for morphine sulphate pharmaceutical availability was performed with spectrophotometric method. Results: No basic differences were observed in the spreadability, the kinetics of water loss or in the measured pH values of model hydrogels produced with different cross-linking bases. Higher pharmaceutical availability of morphine sulphate was demonstrated from hydrogels with Carbopol Ultrez 10 having lower viscosity. The lowest pharmaceutical availability was obtained independently of the applied Carbopol for hydrogels in the prescription of which trietanoloamine was used. Conclusions: The most beneficial applicative properties (including rheological ones) were obtained for model hydrogels containing Carbopol Ultrez 10, but the kind of the cross-linking base practically did not affect the rate of morphine sulphate diffusion from the produced hydrogels.
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- 2007
3. Histological Evaluation of Selected Organs of the Eurasian Beavers(Castor fiber)Inhabiting Poland
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Dolka, I., primary, Giżejewska, A., additional, Giżejewski, Z., additional, Kluciński, W., additional, and Kołodziejska, J., additional
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- 2014
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4. Immunohistochemical evaluation of superoxide dismutase (Cu/Zn SOD) concentrations in erythrocytes of dairy cattle and farm-raised deer by a computer-assisted analysis of microscopic images
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Paździor-Czapula, K., primary, Gesek, M., additional, Rotkiewicz, T., additional, Kluciński, W., additional, Kołodziejska, J., additional, Kleczkowski, M., additional, and Fabisiak, M., additional
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- 2014
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5. Serum paraoxonase-1 activity of dairy Holstein-Fresian cows in different lactation stages – preliminary study
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Kulka, M., primary, Bełtowski, J., additional, Kluciński, W., additional, Orłowska, M., additional, Kołodziejska, J., additional, and Kleczkowski, M., additional
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- 2014
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6. Influence of plasma on the physical properties of ointments with quercetin
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Szulc-Musioł Beata, Dolińska Barbara, Kołodziejska Justyna, and Ryszka Florian
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quercetin ,plasma ,ointment ,rheological property ,Pharmaceutical industry ,HD9665-9675 - Abstract
Effects of two independent variables - the content of quercetin (0 or 1 or 1.5 or 5 %) and the content of plasma (0 or 2 or 4 or 6 %) - on the organoleptic properties and rheological parameters of model formulations prepared on an amphiphilic base were estimated. The consistency of all ointments was uniform, and the content of quercetin and plasma lay within the predefined range. Tested ointments are non-Newtonian systems. The content of quercetin and plasma was found to have a significant effect on the rheological properties of the ointments. An increase in the content of plasma in ointments was accompanied by a significant increase in their hardness, viscosity and shear stress and a reduction of their spreadability. The best rheological properties were shown by formulation F-3, containing 1.5 % of quercetin and 2 % of plasma.
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- 2017
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7. The use of the Gelot emulsifier in diclofenac sodium semi-solid preparations
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Berner-Strzelczyk Aneta, Jach Agnieszka, Kolodziejska Justyna, Kołodziejczyk Michal, Godlewska Malgorzata, and Piechota-Urbanska Magdalena
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diclofenac sodium ,emulsifiers ,rheology ,pharmaceutical availability ,Medicine - Abstract
In topical formulations, the rheological parameters and pharmaceutical availability of many active agents have been improved by the addition of modern excipients. This translates into increased interest in the topical use of NSAIDs. The aim of this study was to create series of effective oil in water (O/W) diclofenac sodium cream formulations that differ in the applied fatty phase, utilizing Gelot TM64 (Gattefosse) (a modern non-ionic emulsifier). In the produced prescriptions, estimation was made of the effect of this on the rheological parameters and the pharmaceutical availability of the diclofenac sodium. Herein, the hydrophilic petrolatum-based cream demonstrated the highest rate of release of the active agent, as well as the best set of beneficial rheological parameters.
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- 2017
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8. The influence of the viscosity of the ointment vehicles magisterial topical preparations, on the speed transfer of biologically active substances
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Glogowski Adrian, Kolodziejska Justyna, Kolodziejczyk Michal K., and Zgoda Marian M.
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ointments ,viscosity ,viscous elasticity ,volatile component loss ,Medicine - Abstract
The aim of this study was to analyze the morphological parameters (viscosity, viscous elasticity and the rate of volatile component loss) of salicylic and boric acid-containing magisterial formulae (ointments). Moreover, the effects of these parameters on the diffusion rate of a therapeutic agent (salicylic acid) to an in vitro external compartment were analyzed. Finally, the applicatory properties of the ointments prepared by way of a conventional technique (in a mortar) and with the aid of an unguator, were compared. The rheological parameters of the analyzed ointments suggest that the preparations made with an aid of an unguator, irrespective of the physicochemical characteristics of their vehicles, are characterized by higher values of diffusion coefficient (D). In addition, conventionally-prepared formulae containing salicylic were shown to be characterized by better viscous elasticity. Surprisingly, irrespective of the preparation technique, the ointments based on an absorptive vehicle (containing lanolin) were characterized by similar viscous elasticity. The rate of volatile (water) component loss from ointments containing a 3% solution of boric acid suggests that such formulae lose no more than 2.3% of their mass when exposed at 37℃. Therefore, the viscosity of such ointments applied onto a patient’s skin should remain relatively stable.
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- 2015
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9. Teat tablet with sodium ibuprofen: the effect of sorbitol on therapeutic agent pharmaceutical availability and on physicochemical parameters of a drug form
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Berner-Strzelczyk Aneta, Kołodziejska Justyna, Piechota-Urbañska Magdalena, Piechota Mariusz, and Zgoda Marian
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sorbitol ,sodium ,ibuprofen ,teat tablet ,dissolution test ,Medicine - Published
- 2009
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10. Diclofenac in the treatment of pain in patients with rheumatic diseases.
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Kołodziejska J and Kołodziejczyk M
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Diclofenac, a phenylacetic acid derivative, is a drug demonstrating high efficacy after oral administration in the treatment of pain and physical disability in rheumatic diseases. In view of the adverse effects associated with using diclofenac, it is necessary to consider all known drug safety information before the drug is selected for therapy and the dosage regimen is set for individual patients. Selecting an oral dosage form with specific properties determined by excipients is a method to improve the availability of the drug substance and, at the same time, minimize adverse drug reactions. An alternative to tablet or capsule dosage forms is diclofenac application to the skin. The proven efficacy of this method is further improved through the use of transdermal penetration enhancers and vehicle ingredients which provide dosage forms with specific physical properties., Competing Interests: The authors declare no conflict of interest.
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- 2018
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11. Usefulness of Rosen's postulate for studying the relationship between the structure of cholic acid oxyethylation products and the process of solubilization of lipophilic therapeutic agents (BCS class II and IV) in aqueous solutions in equilibrium.
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Nachajski MJ, Kolodziejczyk MK, Lukoseki M, Kosno J, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic Interactions, Micelles, Solubility, Solutions, Thermodynamics, Cholic Acid chemistry, Surface-Active Agents chemistry
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We verified the usefulness of "Rosen's postulate", i.e., the logarithm of reciprocal concentration of surfactant--log(1/cPi=20) by which the surface tension of a solution can be decreased by 20 mJ/m2 in relation to water (physiological value gamma25 = 48-52 mJ/m2) in the evaluation of the applicatory properties of cholic acid oxyethylation products. Moreover, the values of deltaG0m for solubilizers and their micellar adducts with diclofenac, naproxen, and loratadine constituted the basis for estimating the thermodynamic value of "Rebinder's effect", associated with change in the state of matter of therapeutic agent. We determined critical micellar concentration for the aqueous products of oxyethylation and for micellar adducts with diclofenac, naproxen, and loratadine, and used these values to calculate (thermodynamic potential of micelle formation).
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- 2014
12. [Technological and pharmacotherapeutic properties of selected drugs with modified release of diclofenac sodium].
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Kołodziejczyk MK, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Capsules, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Diffusion, Dosage Forms, Drug Compounding, Excipients chemistry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Tablets, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Delayed-Action Preparations chemistry, Diclofenac chemistry
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Aim of the Study: Diclofenac and its sodium salt is one of the best-known and popular therapeutic agents from the group of NSAIDs used in medicine in many various pharmaceutical forms. Therapeutic products containing diclofenac sodium salt in doses of 100 mg and 75 mg with a qualitatively and quantitatively diversified share of excipients and a variable dosage form of the drug (solid capsules, tablets with modified release) were subjected to technological and pharmaceutical analysis. The effect of solid formulation components of polymer character making the core and the coating of the pharmaceutical form of therapeutic products on the disintegration time and pharmaceutical availability in pharmacopoeial receptor fluids was estimated., Materials and Methods: Market therapeutic products with diclofenac sodium in doses of 75 mg and 100 mg, technological analysis of the drug dosage form was conducted, disintegration time of solid oral dosage forms of the drug with diclofenac sodium salt was examined and research on pharmaceutical availability of diclofenac sodium salt from tested therapeutic products was conducted using the acid phase and the buffer phase according to the FP standards for delayed release enteral dosage forms. The experimental data was supplemented with the statistical analysis., Results: There are three formulations in the form of solid capsules and one formulation in the form of a coated tablet. All therapeutic products bear features of a dosage form of modified release of diclofenac sodium salt, frequently of a delayed release formula in the duodenum or the small intestine with regard to the limitation of typical undesirable effects after taking NSAIDs. Considerable diversity between solid capsules and the tablet with modified release during disintegration or hydration and swelling has been observed. In the environment of a receptor fluid--purified water (pH = 7) the capsule Dicloberl retard disintegrates at the fastest rate in 5,49 minutes, and then in the order: DicloDuo 75 mg--8,13 minutes and Olfen 100 SR--11,27 minutes. The hydration degree of gelatin walls of capsules depends on the pH of the receptor fluid. The availability of diclofenac sodium salt in given receptor fluids confirms the fact of significant connection of clinical effectiveness of the tested pharmaceutical forms with the activity of hydrogen ions (pH) of the environment in which there are therapeutic products, and excipients used for making the pharmaceutical phase., Conclusions: Tested therapeutic products with diclofenac sodium salt are differentiated by the type of a dosage form. Dicloberl retard contains the minimally indispensable number of simple, commonly used excipients. The research on the disintegration time may only be related to the products Dicloberl retard, Olfen 100 SR and DicloDuo 75 mg treating it as the time of deformation and disintegration of a capsule. In all three types of receptor fluids, the capsule Dicloberl retard has the fastest disintegration rate. The "acid phase" demonstrated stability of the products with a slight dissolution of diclofenac sodium salt on the level 1,3-4,18% of the Q release coefficient. In the environment of artificial intestinal juice, Dicloberl retard is more effective releasing larger amounts of diclofenac sodium salt during 4 hours of exposition (differences from 10% to 14% of the Q release coefficient).
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- 2012
13. [The use of natural and synthetic hydrophilic polymers in the formulation of metformin hydrochloride tablets with different profile release].
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Kołodziejczyk MK, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic Interactions, Hypoglycemic Agents pharmacokinetics, Metformin pharmacokinetics, Models, Chemical, Tablets pharmacokinetics, Delayed-Action Preparations chemistry, Hypoglycemic Agents chemistry, Metformin chemistry, Polymers chemistry, Tablets chemistry
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Aim of Study: Metformin hydrochloride after buformin and phenformin belongs to the group of biguanid derivatives used as oral anti-diabetic drugs. The object of the study is the technological analysis and the potential effect of biodegradable macromolecular polymers on the technological and therapeutic parameters of oral anti-diabetic medicinal products with metformin hydrochloride: Siofor, Formetic, Glucophage, Metformax in doses of 500mg and 1000mg and Glucophage XR in a dose of 500 mg of modified release., Materials and Methods: Market therapeutic products containing 500 and 1000 mg of metformin hydrochloride in a normal formulation and 500 mg of metformin hydrochloride in a formulation of modified release were analyzed. Following research methods were used: technological analysis of tablets, study of disintegration time of tablets, evaluation of pharmaceutical availability of metformin hydrochloride from tested therapeutic products, mathematical and kinetic analysis of release profiles of metformin hydrochloride, statistical analysis of mean differences of release coefficients., Results: The percentage of excipients in the XR formulation is higher and constitutes 50.5% of a tablet mass. However, in standard formulations the percentage is lower, between 5.5% and 12.76%. On the basis of the results of disintegration time studies, the analysed therapeutic products can be divided into two groups, regardless the dose. The first one are preparations with faster (not fast!) disintegration: Glucophage i Metformax. The second group are preparations with slower disintegration, more balanced in the aspect of a high dose of the biologically active substance: Formetic and Siofor. Products with a lower content of excipients (Metformax, Glucophage) disintegrate in a faster way. The disintegration rate of the products with a higher content of excipients (Formetic, Siofor) is slower. The appearance of metformin hydrochloride concentration in the gastrointestinal contents, balanced in time, caused by a slower disintegration-dissolving of a tablet, is conducive to the reduction of gastrointestinal side effects and better tolerance of the therapeutic product by a patient. The study on pharmaceutical availability indicated relevant kinetic differences between tested therapeutic products. They are particularly visible between standard formulations and the one with prolonged release (Glucophage XR500). Its release profile bears features of kinetics similar to zero-order reactions., Conclusions: Tested therapeutic products contain a large amount of the biologically active substance in relation to the content of excipients. A higher content of excipients in a single tablet mass distinguishes Siofor in comparison with Glucophage i Metformax. The excipients used in the formulations of tested preparations are comparable. A higher percentage of binding agents (HPMC, PVP) is observed, but there is a lack of typical disintegrants which results in a longer disintegration time up to 15 minutes. Siofor disintegrates at the same time as Formetic, but longer than Glucophage i Metformax. Considering the large content of the active substance and pharmacological properties of metformin hydrochloride, such a disintegration might have beneficial consequences, because the amount of the free active substance in the gastrointestinal tract will increase over the longer time period what will reduce the level of gastrointestinal side effects. The release profiles of metformin hydrochloride from tested therapeutic products are comparable. The Glucophage XR 500 formulation with the release kinetics of metformin hydrochloride similar to the zero-order kinetics is completely different from the others. The above is confirmed by the mathematical analysis of release profiles of metformin hydrochloride from tested preparations where equations of lines describing the release profile are characterized by similar values of correlation coefficients.
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- 2012
14. [Ibuprofen release preferences of medicinal products, the market share of excipients vement of a polymer].
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Kołodziejczyk MK, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Solubility, Solutions chemistry, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical methods, Excipients chemistry, Ibuprofen chemistry
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On pharmaceutical market, beside technological variability of the forms of a drug with ibuprofen, there also occurs variability of chemical and crystallographic forms of ibuprofen itself. The above allows to use ibuprofen not only in the form of pure acid, but also forms of ibuprofen sodium salts or hydrophilic solubilized complexes of very good solubility in water. The above influences changeability of technological parameters measured with the use of methods of quality control being the pharmacopeal standard. On the basis of information collected in pharmacies, it can be also considered that pharmacological effect of identical forms of drugs with ibuprofen in the same dose is differently perceived by patients expecting comfort of the process of treatment, the result of which is to be effective. The above arguments induce undertaking studies on the estimation of differences occurring between particular market versions of the forms of a drug with ibuprofen.
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- 2010
15. [The evaluation of ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability in the presence of a dry extract from goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea L.) of synthetic polymer vehicles].
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Berner-Strzelczyk A, Kołodziejska J, Piechota-Urbańska M, and Zgoda MM
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- Administration, Topical, Analgesics administration & dosage, Analgesics chemistry, Analgesics pharmacokinetics, Anti-Inflammatory Agents administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Anti-Inflammatory Agents pharmacokinetics, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal pharmacokinetics, Antirheumatic Agents administration & dosage, Antirheumatic Agents chemistry, Antirheumatic Agents pharmacokinetics, Biological Availability, Ketoprofen administration & dosage, Ketoprofen pharmacokinetics, Pharmaceutical Vehicles chemistry, Plant Extracts administration & dosage, Plant Extracts pharmacokinetics, Rheology, Acrylic Resins chemistry, Hydrogels chemistry, Ketoprofen chemistry, Plant Extracts chemistry, Solidago chemistry
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The aim of this study was to produce hydrogels for topical use and having strengthened anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antirheumatic activity. To obtain the above effect dry standardized plant extract was added to enrich a formulation containing therapeutic agent (ketoprofen) from the group of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Dry standardized extract from Solidago virgaurea L. of confirmed anti-inflammatory activity was selected for this purpose. The derivatives of acrylic acid polymers (Carbopol Ultrez and Carbopol 980) were used as the formulation vehicles. These vehicles were selected owing to their high applicative properties--transparency, resistance to changes of temperature, perfect tactile and esthetic qualities, no sensitizing agents, no toxicity and lack of influence on therapeutic properties of the therapeutic agent and compatibility in the pharmaceutical phase. The produced formulations were exposed to basic physicochemical tests--pH, viscosity parameters (structural viscosity, yield stress and thixotropy), pharmaceutical availability and durability after six months of storage. The effect of component plant extracts on the process of ketoprofen diffusion to acceptor fluid through a semipermeable membrane was also compared. The obtained results indicate that dry standardized extract from Solidago virgaurea L. does not affect significantly the process of ketoprofen release from the tested preparations. After six months of storage the preparations with ketoprofen demonstrate rheological stability and high pharmaceutical availability.
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- 2009
16. [Dry plant extracts in the prescription of dental hydrogels with Carbopol 971P].
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Kołodziejska J, Berner-Strzelczyk A, and Piechota-Urbańska M
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- Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Biological Availability, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Hydrogels pharmacokinetics, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Ibuprofen pharmacokinetics, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental pharmacokinetics, Plant Extracts pharmacokinetics, Rheology, Acrylates chemistry, Equisetum, Hydrogels chemistry, Ibuprofen chemistry, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental chemistry, Plant Extracts chemistry, Salvia officinalis
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The study assumption was to work out a prescription for dental anti-inflammatory hydrogel on Carbopol 971P base. Dry plant extracts (sage, horsetail) and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (sodium ibuprofen) were introduced into the prescription of a model hydrogel. The aim of the study was to estimate pharmaceutical availability of the applied therapeutic agents and to test their effect on physicochemical properties of the produced form of a drug. The physicochemical parameters of the produced preparation were tested. Viscosity tests were performed using cone-plate digital rheometer. Extensometric method was used to test extensibility. pH measurements were performed by direct immersing the electrode connected with pH-meter into the hydrogel samples of uniform mass. Pharmaceutical availability of therapeutic agents contained in hydrogel (active components of plant extracts, sodium ibuprofen) was estimated. The rate of the process of mass exchange was tested by spectrophotometric method determining the quantity of therapeutic agents diffusing into acceptor fluid at the same time intervals. Sodium ibuprofen is better released from the hydrogel containing horsetail extract (815.5 c.u.) than from the hydrogel of parallel prescription containing sage extract (640.8 c.u.). Hydrogels containing dry extract from horsetail have greater extensibility and lower structural viscosity as well as the value of yield stress than equivalent hydrogels containing sage extract. Introduction of sodium ibuprofen into the prescription of hydrogels with plant extracts modifies rheological parameters (greater extensibility, lower viscosity of the preparation). The tests of the kinetics of therapeutic agents release demonstrated that the presence of sodium ibuprofen in the prescription of hydrogels exerts an influence on the decrease of the effectiveness of the release of active substances contained in these extracts.
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- 2009
17. [The application of Harpagophytum procumbens extract in anti-inflammatory preparations applied on skin produced on acrylic acid polymers base].
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Piechota-Urbańska M, Kołodziejska J, and Berner-Strzelczyk A
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- Acrylates chemistry, Administration, Topical, Anti-Inflammatory Agents administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents pharmacokinetics, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Diffusion, Drug Synergism, Elasticity, Hydrogels chemistry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Ketoprofen administration & dosage, Models, Biological, Plant Extracts administration & dosage, Plant Extracts pharmacokinetics, Plant Preparations administration & dosage, Plant Preparations pharmacokinetics, Rheology, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Harpagophytum chemistry, Ketoprofen chemistry, Phytotherapy, Plant Extracts chemistry, Plant Preparations chemistry
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An attempt was made to use dry standardized extract from Harpagophytum procumbens of confirmed anti-inflammatory activity in formulations applied on skin. To obtain synergy in the area of analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity formulations were produced containing plant extract and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (ketoprofen). All the preparations were prepared on the base of acrylic acid polymers (Carbopol Ultrez 10, Carbopol 980). The formulations were subjected to complementary physicochemical investigations. Viscosity parameters (structural viscosity, yield stress, thixotrophy) were determined with cone-plate digital rheometer. Potentiometric method was used to measure pH of the produced hydrogels. The test for ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability through a semipermeable membrane to acceptor fluid was performed in vitro. The rate of the process of release was tested by determining the quantity of the therapeutic agent diffusing into acceptor fluid at defined time intervals by spectrophotometric method. The effect of Harpagophytum procumbens extract components on ketoprofen diffusion was estimated. Viscosity tests revealed that all the formulations are viscoelastic systems having yield stress. All model formulations were tested 24h after production and after 6-month storage. All the formulations demonstrate rheological stability and high pharmaceutical availability of ketoprofen. The suggested formulations can be an alternative for market preparations applied on skin of anti-inflammatory and analgesic activity.
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- 2009
18. [Application of thyme extract in the prescription of dental gels produced on Carbopol base].
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Kołodziejska J, Berner-Strzelczyk A, and Piechota-Urbańska M
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- Drug Compounding, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Viscosity, Acrylates chemistry, Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Astringents chemistry, Hydrogels chemistry, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental chemistry, Plant Extracts chemistry, Thymus Plant chemistry
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Active components of glycol extract from thyme manifest anti-inflammatory and astringent properties which may be also used in dentistry. The assumption of this study was to work out a prescription of dental anti-inflammatory hydrogel containing nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug and glycol extract from thyme. The aim of this study was to assess pharmaceutical availability and physico-chemical parameters of hydrogels produced on the base of various Carbopols (974P, 971P and AA1). Pharmaceutical availability of therapeutic agents contained in the hydrogel was tested. The rate of the process of mass exchange was tested with spectrophotometric method by determining the quantity of therapeutic agents diffusing into acceptor fluid at identical time intervals. Physicochemical parameters (including viscosity) of the produced preparation were estimated dependently on the vehicle variant components (acrylic acid polymers). Viscosity tests were performed with cone-plate digital rheometer. The kinetics of volatile components from the preparation was estimated by gravimetric method. pH measurements were performed by direct immersion of the electrode connected with the pH-meter in the samples of hydrogels of the same mass. The highest pharmaceutical availability of therapeutic agents was obtained in the tests of a hydrogel with Carbopol 971P. The area under sodium ibuprofen release curve from this hydrogel was estimated as 626.06 of conventional units. The content of active components of thyme extract in the last sample collected during the test of their release was 5.2729 mg/1 cm2 of the release area. Advantageous rheological parameters as regards application such as: low value of structural viscosity (11762 mPa x s at shear rate 2.4 1/s), low value of hysteresis loop (0.51 c.u.) and yield stress (6.51 N/m2) as well as natural pH for oral cavity (6.7) were also obtained for a hydrogel with Carbopol 971P.
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- 2009
19. Carbopol 974P in the prescription of dental anti-inflammatory hydrogels.
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Kołodziejska J
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- Acrylic Resins chemistry, Administration, Oral, Area Under Curve, Biological Availability, Chlorides chemistry, Cross-Linking Reagents chemistry, Drug Stability, Hydrogels chemistry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Rheology, Viscosity, Zinc Compounds chemistry, Acrylates chemistry, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Ketoprofen administration & dosage, Ketoprofen chemistry, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental administration & dosage, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental chemistry
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The aim of this study was to assess applicative properties of the produced acc. to own prescription dental anti-inflammatory hydrogel with Carbopol 974P. Ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability was tested from hydrogel with Carbopol 974P and to compare - from hydrogels of similar prescription produced on the base of xanthan gum carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt. Very high pharmaceutical availability of ketoprofen was obtained from hydrogel with Carbopol 974P which is related to specific linear crosslinking of polyacrylic acid. The tests of physicochemical properties of hydrogel with Carbopol 974P demonstrated that it has high pH not creating the risk of demineralisation after its application in oral cavity. Introduction of zinc chloride into the prescription of hydrogel with Carbopol 974P improves rheological parameters of the preparation i.e. decreases structural viscosity, the value of yield stress and increases extensibility but decreases ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability by about 15%.
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- 2008
20. Influence of phosphorohydrazone derivatives of benzopyrones on polymerization and viscosity of fibrin.
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Michalska M, Pajak W, Kołodziejska J, Lazarenkow A, and Nawrot-Modranka J
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- Biopolymers chemistry, Chromones chemistry, Coumarins chemistry, Humans, In Vitro Techniques, Molecular Structure, Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet, Viscosity drug effects, Chromones pharmacology, Coumarins pharmacology, Fibrin chemistry, Fibrin drug effects
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The synthesis and antitumour and antibacterial activity of coumarin and chromone phosphorohydrazones have been reported. This study describes influence of phosphorohydrazones derivatives of coumarin and chromone on the polymerization and viscosity of fibrin. The fibrin polymerization assay was performed by the Shen and Lorand method and the clot viscosity was measured on the basis of Shen and Lorand and Marchi and coworkers methods. Among the eight compounds tested, one coumarin derivative and two chromone derivatives showed significant activity.
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- 2008
21. Auxiliary substances and applicative properties of model dental gels with ketoprofen and therapeutic saline.
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Kołodziejska J and Zgoda MM
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- Hydrogels, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Pharmaceutical Vehicles, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal administration & dosage, Ketoprofen administration & dosage, Sodium Chloride administration & dosage
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The aim of the study was to produce a model form of a drug of anti-inflammatory activity designed for application in oral cavity. An attempt was made to choose hydrogel vehicle which would ensure not only high pharmaceutical availability of the therapeutic agent but appropriate theological properties of the drug as well. Variant prescriptions with ketoprofen were worked out which differed in the kind of the used vehicle (xan than gum, guar gum, hydroxyethylcellulose, carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt). Introduction of polyelectrolyte solution of therapeutic salts in the form of iodic-bromic-boronic saline into the composition of the preparation aimed at not only optimizing the hydrogel therapeutic activity but also at increasing ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability. The process of ketoprofen release is most effective from a model form of a drug with cellulose derivatives (CMC-Na and HEC) being the hydrogel vehiculum in the quantity ratio 1:1. It is a system demonstrating appropriate theological properties such as: low value of yield stress and structural viscosity, insignificant water loss at 37 degrees C and good extensibility.
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- 2007
22. Viscosity of hydrogel pharmaceutical products and the rate of diffusion of ibuprofen hydrotropic binding through model phase boundary in vitro.
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Zgoda MM, Kołodziejska J, and Nachajski MJ
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- Adsorption, Animals, Dermis metabolism, Diffusion, Drug Carriers, In Vitro Techniques, Models, Biological, Rheology, Skin, Swine, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal pharmacokinetics, Hydrogel, Polyethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate pharmacokinetics, Ibuprofen pharmacokinetics
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The aim of the carried out investigations was to establish relation between rheological parameters of market hydrogels containing ibuprofen and therapeutic agent diffusion coefficient dependent on their prescription. An attempt was made to estimate rheological parameters (structural viscosity, kinetics of volatile components loss) effect on pharmaceutical availability Q and the order of the process of mass exchange through artificial and natural phase boundary. Designed for skin anti-inflammatory hydrogels containing ibuprofen in the form of hydrotropic adduct with lysine (Ibufen, Dolofast), in the form of sodium salt (Nurofen) and in the form of molecular fragmentation of acidic form (Dolgit) were tested. The rate of volatile components loss was estimated with gravimetric method, viscosity measurements of therapeutic agents aqueous solutions were performed with Ubbelohde viscosimeter, while hydrogels rheological parameters - with cone-plate digital rheometer. The rate of ibuprofen penetration through phase boundary (Viscing dialysis membrane and pig perimastoid dermis) into dialysis fluid was determined in vitro. The kinetics of this process was monitored by measuring electric conduction Deltalambda = f(t) of model dialysis fluid. Viscometric measurements of aqueous solutions of ibuprofen lysine salt and ibuprofen sodium salt, by determining boundary viscosity gradient GLL(eta) and calculation of hydrodynamic radius Robs, enabled the applicative solution of Einstein-Smoluchowski equation (D = kT/6Pi r eta) and the estimation of structural value of therapeutic agent diffusion coefficient. Tracing the dependence between diffusion coefficient and shear rate enabled to recognize the preferences of preparations to the process of mass exchange on the phase boundary. An association was confirmed between the determined and calculated rheological parameters and the process of mass exchange on phase boundary through selected dialysis membranes. Mass exchange on phase boundary was found to be the derivative of the process of diffusion and its quantitative aspect depends on the kind of the applied membrane (it is the function of the quantity of statistically distributed pores on the unit of its surface [cm2]). Ibuprofen penetration through an artificial and natural phase boundary is complex. Its mechanism is between the kinetics of "0" and "II" order. The quantitative differentiation of the process of mass exchange between hydrotropic ibuprofen forms: ibuprofen lysine salt > ibuprofen sodium salt > ibuprofen in the form of acid molecule results from the carried out experimental study.
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- 2007
23. Viscosity of pharmacopeial multimolecular ointment vehicles and pharmaceutical availability of a model therapeutic agent.
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Piechota-Urbańska M, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Algorithms, Area Under Curve, Biological Availability, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Diffusion, Kinetics, Linear Models, Ointment Bases chemistry, Ointments chemistry, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Rheology, Salicylic Acid analysis, Salicylic Acid chemistry, Viscosity, Models, Chemical, Ointment Bases standards, Ointments standards, Pharmaceutical Vehicles standards, Salicylic Acid standards
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Viscosity was tested of basic ointment vehicles such as: white petrolatum, yellow petrolatum, anhydrous lanolin and eucerin produced by different manufacturers. Ointment vehicles of definite type differ significantly in rheological parameters. In the same group of products, the experimentally determined viscosity value of some vehicles is two-fold (petrolatum, anhydrous lanolin) or even three-fold (eucerin) higher than that of others. On the basis of rheological tests, using Einstein-Smoluchowski equation (D = kT/ 6pireta), theoretical coefficient was calculated of a model therapeutic agent--salicylic acid diffusion (-log chi2(i) = 1,22) from the tested vehicles to the external compartment. The obtained results were related to the performed in vitro measurements of the rate of salicylic acid release from the above mentioned ointment vehicles to model acceptor fluid. High correlation was observed between theoretical values of diffusion coefficients calculated on the basis of viscosity measurements and tested experimentally pharmaceutical availability of salicylic acid. It was confirmed by describing this dependence with regression equations of high correlation coefficients (r > or = 0,9667). Marked disproportions between rheological parameters of the vehicles of definite type produced by individual manufacturers are the cause of differences in pharmaceutical availability of therapeutic agents contained in these vehicles.
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- 2007
24. The effect of saccharic alcohols on rheological parameters of dental anti-inflammatory gels and on pharmaceutical availability of sodium ibuprofen.
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Kołodziejska J
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- Algorithms, Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Hydrogels, Ibuprofen chemistry, Kinetics, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Dental chemistry, Rheology, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents pharmacokinetics, Ibuprofen pharmacokinetics, Sorbitol chemistry, Xylitol chemistry
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A prescription of model dental anti-inflammatory gels has been worked out on the base of cellulose derivatives with the content of saccharic alcohols: xylitol and sorbitol. The effect of saccharic alcohol on rheological parameters (extensibility and viscosity) of the produced gels was tested. Taking into account application, the most beneficial results of rheological tests were obtained for gels containing in their prescription both xylitol and sorbitol in the quantity ratio 1:1. These gels are characterised by high extensibility, low viscosity and low value of yield stress. Theoretical diffusion coefficient of sodium ibuprofen calculated on the basis of viscosity measurements points to the highest pharmaceutical availability of therapeutic agent from model gels with xylitol and sorbitol. The above has been confirmed by in vitro studies of the sodium ibuprofen kinetics of release from gel to the dialysis fluid.
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- 2006
25. Effect of rheological parameters on pharmaceutical availability of ketoprofen from hydrogel products made on Carbopol base.
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Zgoda MM and Kołodziejska J
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- Acrylic Resins, Area Under Curve, Biological Availability, Delayed-Action Preparations, Diffusion, Drug Compounding, Polyvinyls chemistry, Rheology, Viscosity, Drug Carriers chemistry, Hydrogels chemistry, Ketoprofen pharmacokinetics
- Abstract
Rheological parameters were tested in market hydrogel products of anti-inflammatory activity. Their prescription was worked out on Carbopol base. The rate of volatile components loss from pharmaceutical preparations was estimated with gravimetric method, while their viscosity parameters (structural viscosity, yield stress, the area of hysteresis loop) were determined with cone-plate digital rheometer. The kinetics of the therapeutic agent (ketoprofen) release through a standard Viscing membrane to external compartment was tested in hydrogels in vitro. The aim of the study was to determine the relationship between rheological parameters dependent on the prescription of the tested hydrogels and pharmaceutical availability of ketoprofen. Pharmaceutical preparations of anti-inflammatory activity made on Carbopol base are non-Newtonian liquids diluted with shear. Due to ethanol content in their prescription, after application on skin, the increase of structural viscosity and the decrease of ketoprofen pharmaceutical availability accompany the process of volatile components loss from the surface layer of the preparation. Ketoprom hydrogel, having propylene glycol in its composition, is characterized by higher values of viscosity, hysteresis pool area and yield stress than Fastum preparation. Insignificant differences between experimentally determined in vitro areas under the curves of ketoprofen release are associated with rheological parameters of the investigated hydrogels, which was anticipated on the basis of Einstein-Smoluchowski's equation. Ketoprofen penetration from the tested pharmaceutical products on Carbopol base to the external compartment is in accordance with kinetics of "0" order and is diffusion-controlled.
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- 2006
26. Application of guar gum biopolymer in the prescription of tablets with sodium ibuprofen--quality tests and pharmaceutical availability in vitro.
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Berner-Strzelczyk A, Kołodziejska J, and Zgoda MM
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- Biological Availability, Child, Delayed-Action Preparations chemistry, Drug Compounding methods, Excipients chemistry, Humans, Solubility, Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet methods, Tablets analysis, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry, Dietary Fiber, Galactans chemistry, Ibuprofen chemistry, Mannans chemistry, Plant Gums chemistry
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The increasing interest of the technology of drug form in natural biopolymers has become the reason for undertaking investigations on the possibility of guar gum application in the prescription of oral solid form of a drug. Alternative compositions and technology of the production of tablets of regulated in time sodium ibuprofen release were worked out for children. Two series of tablets were prepared with guar gum (5 and 10% content) and a series without the biopolymer. The tablet mass in each case contained keryostatic sorbitol and bioadhesive polyvinylpyrrolidone. All tablets were tested as regards the quality of production, compliance with the requirements of Polish Pharmacopoeia VI and potential therapeutic usefulness, manifestation of which is pharmaceutical availability of the therapeutic agent (sodium ibuprofen). The tests demonstrated that the produced tablets with sodium ibuprofen have proper physicochemical properties, in compliance with Polish Pharmacopoeia VI requirements. Application of biopolymer of guar gum type as adjuvant substance contributes to the improvement of the tablet hardness parameters and prevents technological problems (lining mixture of powders to tableting machine punch). The designed tablets demonstrate proper pharmaceutical availability of over 80%. Introduction of guar gum into their prescription prolonged their disintegration time and the rate of sodium ibuprofen release, which predisposes the produced form of a drug to have the function of a tablet with slowed-down release.
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- 2006
27. Polyoxyethylene fatty acid esters as potential promotors of transdermal absorption for morphine hydrochloride and sulphate.
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Samczewska G, Piechota-Urbańska M, and Kołodziejska J
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- Administration, Cutaneous, Analgesics, Opioid administration & dosage, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Diffusion, Fatty Acids chemistry, Morphine administration & dosage, Ointments administration & dosage, Polyethylene Glycols chemistry, Rheology classification, Skin Absorption drug effects, Surface-Active Agents chemistry, Viscosity, Analgesics, Opioid chemistry, Analgesics, Opioid pharmacokinetics, Fatty Acids pharmacology, Morphine chemistry, Morphine pharmacokinetics, Polyethylene Glycols pharmacology, Surface-Active Agents pharmacology
- Abstract
The presence of opioid receptors mu in pathologically changed skin and mucosa justifies application of preparations with morphine salts to obtain topical analgesic activity. Numerous factors associated with the vehicle and therapeutic agent physiochemical properties affect the capability and rate of penetration of a therapeutic substance in the form of a drug into dermis. Promotors of transcutaneous absorption, which weaken the integrity of epidermal corneal layer and thus, increase therapeutic substance penetration play more and more important role. In this study non-ionic macromolecular surface active compounds from Rokacets group were suggested as potential promotors of transdermal absorption for morphine sulphate and hydrochloride. The aim of the study was to work out prescription composition of ointment with morphine salts of optimal rheological and morphological parameters and high pharmaceutical availability of the therapeutic agent (morphine sulphate, hydrochloride). Three model emulsive ointment vehicles were prepared and selected promoters of transdermal absorption were introduced into them. On the basis of the formed vehicles ointments were made with morphine sulphate and hydrochloride. The obtained vehicles and ointment preparations were subjected to rheological tests. Spreadness was determined by extensometric method and viscosity with digital cone-plate rheometer. Morphological parameters of the vehicles and ointments, such as: pH and pharmacopeal density were estimated. Carrying out direct diffusion from the surface of the preparation to acceptor fluid (to water), the amount of the released therapeutic substance in time function was determined by spectrophotometric method. The performed tests demonstrated that the investigated vehicles and ointments are non-Newtonian systems, viscoelastic and highly thixotropic. The kind of morphine salt affects the spreadness and viscosity of model ointments. Preparations with morphine hydrochloride have higher spreadness than viscosity and more alkaline pH. From among the investigated non-ionic surface active compounds Rokacet R-40 appeared to be the most beneficial promotor of transdermal absorption for both pharmacopeal morphine salts. Pharmaceutical availability of morphine sulphate and hydrochloride is the highest from ointments with its content in the vehicle prescription.
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- 2006
28. Possibilities of application of non-ionic surfactants belonging to Rofam, Rokopol and Rokanol class in the prescription of dental anti-inflammatory gels.
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Kołodziejska J
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- Administration, Topical, Anti-Inflammatory Agents administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents pharmacokinetics, Area Under Curve, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Dentistry methods, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents chemistry, Hydrogels chemistry, Surface-Active Agents chemistry
- Abstract
Belonging to the classes of: Rofams, Rokopols and Rokanols were used to form the gels soap base. The model gels extensibility was investigated by extensometric method, while their viscosity parameters were determined with cone-plate digital rheometer. Regardless of the applied gel vehicle, model prescriptions of dental anti-inflammatory gels with sodium ibuprofen have been worked out. Natural polysaccharides: xanthan gum, tragacanth, guar gum were the vehicles of the formed gels. New non-ionic surfactants the most beneficial results of rheological measurements were obtained for model gels with Rofam R-15. The calculated areas under extensibility curves of preparations with Rofam R-15 are greater than for gels with Rokopol RF55 or Rokanol OC9. Introduction of Rofam R-15 into the prescription is associated with maintenance of low value of yield stress. When this value is exceeded under the effect of slight shear, the gel does not stay long on the surface of its application. High values of theoretical coefficients of sodium ibuprofen diffusion from gels with Rofam R-15, calculated from Einstein-Smoluchowski equation, are the consequence of their low viscosity. The carried out in vitro comparative testing of the kinetics of sodium ibuprofen release from the gel with Rofam R-15 and from gel with sodium estolate of parallel prescription did not demonstrate any basic differences in the size of the areas under the release curves (14,4046 and 13,5308 c.u. for the vehicle with xanthan gum).
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- 2005
29. Dental gel viscosity parameters and pharmaceutical availability of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
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Kołodziejska J and Zgoda MM
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- Algorithms, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal pharmacokinetics, Biological Availability, Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium, Excipients, Gels, Viscosity, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal administration & dosage, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal chemistry
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Model prescription for dental anti-inflammatory gels with carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt and non-ionic surfactants have been worked out. Viscosity parameters of 10 variant gel forms were investigated and an attempt on their interpretation was undertaken in relation to pharmaceutical availability of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (diclofenac, ibuprofen sodium). Viscosity tests demonstrated higher pharmaceutical availability of ibuprofen sodium than of diclofenac sodium particularly from model gels with surfactants of low number of oxyethylene segments in the structure. The above has been confirmed by in vitro studies on the kinetics of therapeutic agent penetration into external compartment.
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- 2004
30. [Dry socket - incidence, causes, treatment].
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Juszczyk-Popowska B, Jaworska L, Kirstein W, Rawa-Kołodziejska J, and Szmurło W
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- Adolescent, Adult, Bicarbonates administration & dosage, Child, Dry Socket epidemiology, Dry Socket therapy, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Sodium Bicarbonate, Tooth Extraction adverse effects, Dry Socket etiology
- Published
- 1983
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