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    Development of Real Time Release Testing of Controlled Release Multiparticulate Drug Delivery System Using the Principles of Quality by Design

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    Kothari, Bhaveshkumar H.
    Advisor
    Hoag, Stephen W.
    Date
    2014
    Type
    dissertation
    
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    To develop a control system, for real time release testing of a controlled release multiparticulate drug delivery system, an adequate understanding of polymer film formation and effect of processing parameters on the quality of film formation is essential. Presently, the curing of pseudolatex films is not well understood, and without a proper understanding of film formation mechanisms products without highly variable dissolution cannot be developed. To better understand film formation, the material attributes and process parameters were systematically assessed using risk analysis models like Ishikawa and failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA). This was followed up by a resolution V fractional factorial design to gain process understanding. Information gained was further evaluated using a resolution IV fractional factorial design to identify the critical process parameters that can significantly influence drug dissolution due to poor film formation. The design space was evaluated using different statistical approaches and experiments were conducted using central composite response surface methodology design to map the response surface and determine edge of failure. The in-process control strategy models were developed using diffuse reflectance near infrared spectroscopic technique. The risk assessment models and the statistical experimental designs helped to elucidate the effect of process efficiency and variation of extent of curing during the coating process. The design space was established using two different statistical models and were in close agreement to each other with statistical least square approach being more conservative than the Bayesian approach. The coating process was optimized and design space was built with product temperature, curing temperature and curing time deemed as the most critical process parameters. The effect of humidity on the extent of curing was also characterized and the in-process control strategy models helped determine process trajectory which could serve as the basis for a process control chart and actual endpoint measurement of the coating process. The intrinsic process variability associated with the coating process was successfully studied and in-process models were developed using near infrared spectroscopy and the data fusion method provided new insights into the prediction of dissolution from coated beads.
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    University of Maryland, Baltimore. Pharmaceutical Sciences. Ph.D. 2014
    Keyword
    design of experiments
    design space
    multiparticulate coating
    quality by design
    real time release testing
    Spectroscopy, Near-Infrared
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