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Sterile Dosage Forms
01
and calculation
02 Preformulation
03 Formulation
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References
Armstrong, N.A., and James, K.C., 1996, Pharmaceutical Experimental Design and
Interpretation. Taylor and Francis, Bristol.
Banker, G.S. and Rhodes, C.T. 2002, Modern Pharmaceutics, 3rd. Ed., MNarcel-Dekker Inc.,
New York.
Gennaro A.R, 2013, Remington : :The Sience and Practice of Pharmacy, 22nd Ed., Mack
Publ. Co., Pensylvania.
Lachman, 1986, The Theory and Practice of Industrial Pharmacy, 2nd, Ed., Lea & Febiger,
Philadelphia.
Sterile dosage Forms
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Sterile? Sterilization? Dosage form of sterile
Q product?
Administration?
Why should be sterile?
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How to make sure the
sterility?
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Production facility?
Sterile Products
01 Sterile 02 Why? 03 So, why?? 04 What?
Free of viable Injected through the skin
As first line of body - Starting material
microorganism or mucous membranes
defense - Production facility
into internal body
compartments - Manufacturing
Absolute condition process
(Relative - Person
connotation and
probability) of a total
destruction or
elimination of all
living microorganism
REMEMBER SAL!
06 Administration 05 How?
- Biovalaibility Sterilization ?
- Fast effect
- Targeted
Sterile
Dosage Forms Administration
Dosage - Small volume injection - Intravenous
Water or non water based - Intraspinal
Forms Oil
Suspension
Reconstitution powder
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-
-
Intramuscular
Subcutaneous
Intradermal
- Ophthalmic preparation
- Large volume injection
Water based
- Semisolid
Ointment
Cream
Gel
- Ophthalmic preparation
- Solid
Pellets
Implantation tablet
Administration route
Intravascular Nonvascular injection
Solution Solution
Suspension (particle size?, %) Suspension 5%
Emulsion
ACHTUNG!! Blockage of fine capillaries
Nonvascular
Intramuscular, Intracutaneous Intraspinal
Subcutaneous
Solution
Suspension Less than 0.2 mL tissue
10 mL or less
Emulsion volume
Solid pellets
Intravitreal injection
Implants
Specification
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Thermal
Physical
Non
Thermal
Sterilization
technique
Gas
sterilization
Chemical
Surface
disinfection
Manufacturing Process of Sterile Products
CPOB 2012
Isolator
technology and Terminal vs Building and
Principle
Blow, Fill and Aseptic process facility
seal tech
Processing
Principle
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General Grade A:
• Airlocks The local zone for high risk operations.
• Preparation in separate area Provided by a laminar air flow work station
• In operation and at rest states (air speed in a range of 0.36 – 0.54 m/s
(guidance value) at the working position. The
maintenance of laminarity should be
demonstrated and validated.
• Routinely monitored
• Class A during critical process
• Class B frequency less than A
• C and D areas accordance with priciples of quality risk
management
• Preparation of components and most products should • Components after washing Grade D
be done in at least a Grade D. Where there is unusual
risk Grade C • Handling of sterile starting materials and components,
unless subjected to sterilization or filtration Grade A
• Filling of products for Grade C. Where the product is environment with Grade B background.
at unusual risk Grade A zone
• Preparation of solutions which are to be sterile filtered
Grade C
• Conveyor belt should not pass through a • Accordance with a written programme.
partition between a Grade A or B area
and a processing area of lower air • More than one type disinfectant . In Grades A
cleanliness and B areas should be sterilized prior to
use
• Equipment used can be effectively sterilized
• UV light should not be used as a substitute
• Equipment and services operations,
maintenance and repairs can be carried out • Levels (limits) of detection of microbiological
outside the clean area contamination should be established for alert
and action purposes, and for monitoring the
• All equipment should be subject to validation trends in air quality in the facility
and planned maintenance; their return to use
following maintenance should be approved
and recorded
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