Handbook of Pharmaceutical Granulation Technology

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Dilip M. Parikh
CRC Press, Jun 17, 1997 - Medical - 528 pages
Integrating the basic principles and industrial practices of pharmaceutical granulation production, this book discusses technologies and demonstrates cost-effective approaches to manufacturing solid-dosage forms with content uniformity and consistent physical properties while complying with regulatory requirements. Specialists from pharmaceutical companies, academia, and the U.S. Drug Regulatory Affairs agency address current and changing practices in industrial drug granulation production. Text, charts, figures, and photographs illustrate the pros and cons of diverse methods and technologies for accurately achieving strong bonding of particles in tablets and capsules.
 

Contents

INTRODUCTION
26
Drug Substance and Excipient Characterization
29
SOLUBILITY
39
CRYSTAL PROPERTIES AND POLYMORPHISM
46
4
60
Binders and Solvents
61
FACTORS INFLUENCING BINDER EFFICIENCY
67
Spray Drying as an Alternative Granulation Technique
75
Batch Fluid Bed Granulation
227
SinglePot Processing
303
ExtrusionSpheronization as a Granulation Technique
333
Continuous Granulation
369
Sizing of Granulation
389
Methods and Significance
419
Bioavailability and Granule Properties
471
INTRODUCTION
484

Shaw
76
V
90
CONCLUSION
96
Roller Compaction Technology
99
High Shear Mixer Granulators
151
Regulatory Issues in Granulation Processes
485
GRANULATION PROCESS VALIDATION
496
Index
503
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