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Mikesh B Patel1, Surjyanarayan Mandal, K S Rajesh
1Parul Institute of Pharmacy, Limda, Vadodara, India.
Abstract:
It is a challenge to develop the optimum dosage form of poorly water-soluble drugs and to target them due to limited bioavailability, intra and inter subject variability. In this investigation, mucoadhesive microemulsion of curcumin was developed by water titration method taking biocompatible components for intranasal delivery and was characterized. Nasal ciliotoxicity studies were carried out using excised sheep nasal mucosa. in vitro release studies of formulations and PDS were performed. Labrafil M 1944 CS based microemulsion was transparent, stable and nasal non-ciliotoxic having particle size 12.32±0.81nm (PdI=0.223) and from kinetic modeling, the release was found to be Fickian diffusion for mucoadhesive microemulsion.
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