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Preparation and Characterization in vitro of Sustained-release Captopril/ Chitosan-gelatin Net-polymer Microspheres(Cap/CGNPMs) 被引量:1

Preparation and Characterization in vitro of Sustained-release Captopril/ Chitosan-gelatin Net-polymer Microspheres(Cap/CGNPMs)
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摘要 The captopril/ Chitosan-gelatin net-polymer microspheres ( Gap/ CGNPMs ) were prepared using Chitosan ( CS ) and gelatin ( Gel ) by the methods of emulsification. A cross linked reagent alone or in combination with microcrystalline cellulose ( MCC ) was added in the process of preparation of microspheres to eliminate dose dumping and burst phenomenon of microspheres for the improvemeat of the therapeutic efficiency and the decrease of the side effects of captopril ( Cap ). The results indicate that Cap/ CGNPMs have a spherical shape , smooth surface roorphology and integral inside structure and no adhesive phenomena and good roobility , and the size distribution is mairdy from 220 to 280 μm. Researches on the Cap release test in vitro demonstrate that Cap/ CGNPMs are of the role of retarding release of Cap compared with Cap ordinary tablets (COT), embedding ratio (ER) , drug loading ( DL ), and swelling ratio ( SR ), and release behaviors of CGNPMS are influenced by process conditions of preparation such as experimental material ratio (EMR) , composition of cross linking reagents. Among these factors , the EMR(1/4), CLR ( FOR + TPP) and 0.75% microcrystulline cellulose (MCC) added to the microspheres are the optimal scheme to the preparation of Cap/CGNPMs. The Cap/CGNPMs have a good characteristic of sustained release of drug, and the process of emulsifieation and crossinking process is simple and stable. The CGNPMs is probable to be one of an ideal sustained release system for water-soluble drugs. The captopril/ Chitosan-gelatin net-polymer microspheres ( Gap/ CGNPMs ) were prepared using Chitosan ( CS ) and gelatin ( Gel ) by the methods of emulsification. A cross linked reagent alone or in combination with microcrystalline cellulose ( MCC ) was added in the process of preparation of microspheres to eliminate dose dumping and burst phenomenon of microspheres for the improvemeat of the therapeutic efficiency and the decrease of the side effects of captopril ( Cap ). The results indicate that Cap/ CGNPMs have a spherical shape , smooth surface roorphology and integral inside structure and no adhesive phenomena and good roobility , and the size distribution is mairdy from 220 to 280 μm. Researches on the Cap release test in vitro demonstrate that Cap/ CGNPMs are of the role of retarding release of Cap compared with Cap ordinary tablets (COT), embedding ratio (ER) , drug loading ( DL ), and swelling ratio ( SR ), and release behaviors of CGNPMS are influenced by process conditions of preparation such as experimental material ratio (EMR) , composition of cross linking reagents. Among these factors , the EMR(1/4), CLR ( FOR + TPP) and 0.75% microcrystulline cellulose (MCC) added to the microspheres are the optimal scheme to the preparation of Cap/CGNPMs. The Cap/CGNPMs have a good characteristic of sustained release of drug, and the process of emulsifieation and crossinking process is simple and stable. The CGNPMs is probable to be one of an ideal sustained release system for water-soluble drugs.
作者 宋益民
机构地区 Chemical School
出处 《Journal of Wuhan University of Technology(Materials Science)》 SCIE EI CAS 2006年第3期35-40,共6页 武汉理工大学学报(材料科学英文版)
基金 Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.30370344)
关键词 CAPTOPRIL CHITOSAN GELATIN MICROSPHERE drug sustained release captopril chitosan gelatin microsphere drug sustained release
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