Predicting Food Effects on Drug Release from Extended-Release Oral Dosage Forms Containing a Narrow Therapeutic Index Drug
Sandra Klein
Abstract
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Sandra Klein
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With the various types of oral extended-release (ER) dosage forms available, it is a challenge to accurately predict their in vivo behavior. If therapeutically appropriate, an oral ER dosage form should provide consistent drug release over the entire dosing interval, regardless of when it is given in relation to meal
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With the various types of oral extended-release (ER) dosage forms available, it is a challenge to accurately predict their in vivo behavior. If therapeutically appropriate, an oral ER dosage form should provide consistent drug release over the entire dosing interval, regardless of when it is given in relation to meal
Key concepts: Drug, Pharmacology, Therapeutic index, Immediate release, Dosage form, Medicine, Chemistry