Lecithin-based modified soft agglomerate composite microparticles for inhalable montelukast: Development, tolerability and pharmacodynamic activity
Abstract
In this work, montelukast (MTK) was incorporated in inhalable soft agglomerates (SA) exhibiting inherent characteristics for deep lung deposition while expressing good flowability and enhanced shelf-life stability. Mannitol and ovalbumin were used as particle shapers and lecithin as binder during microparticles (MPs) preparation by spray drying. The spontaneously agglomerated MPs with an adhesive surface were designed to deagglomerate under the...
Paper Details
Title
Lecithin-based modified soft agglomerate composite microparticles for inhalable montelukast: Development, tolerability and pharmacodynamic activity
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
360
Pages
1167 - 1176
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