Oligoestery větvené dipentaerythritolem jako adhezivní nosiče léčiv

The aim of this work was to study disolution and adhesive characteristics of branched lactic and glycolic acid oligoesters. The theoretical part describes biomaterials and bioadhezion. Dipenthaerythritol branched oligoester carriers were plastified 20% triethylcitrate. Adhezive properties were measu...

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Main Author: Doležalová, Kateřina
Other Authors: Šnejdrová, Eva
Format: Dissertation
Language:Czech
Published: 2010
Online Access:http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-279103
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Summary:The aim of this work was to study disolution and adhesive characteristics of branched lactic and glycolic acid oligoesters. The theoretical part describes biomaterials and bioadhezion. Dipenthaerythritol branched oligoester carriers were plastified 20% triethylcitrate. Adhezive properties were measured by material testing machine Zwick/Roel T1-FR050TH.A1K. The maximum force (Fmax), required to detach the polymer carrier from substrate, was measured for studying this material. Solution of mucin was used as a substate for adhesion. All studied oligoesters had sufficient adhesive properties. There was not any significant influence of incorporated drug. Acyclovir and fluconazole release from plastified carriers was tested. Liberation was tested at 37řC to the phosphate-citrate medium. Concentration of drug in medium was measured by spectrophotometer. There was an increase of drug liberation caused by decreasing of molar weight Mw. Oligoester 3D shown advantageous properties, it liberated acyclovir for 21 days with zeroth order kinetics