Experimental device for simulating release and absorption process of suppository or transdermal patch in body
A transdermal patch and absorption process technology, applied in the field of drug release test, can solve the problems of poor biological correlation, inability to simulate, and inability to truly simulate the actual physiological conditions of the biological cavity or skin, to achieve enhanced release and increased flow speed effect
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[0026] see figure 1, an experimental device for simulating the in vivo release and absorption process of suppositories or transdermal patches, comprising a release pool 10 with an open top, and liquid inlets and liquid outlets are symmetrically arranged on the opposite side walls of the release pool 10, and the liquid inlet The outlet is connected with the outlet of the confluence valve 7 through the liquid inlet 9, and the liquid outlet is connected with the diverter valve 19 through the liquid outlet 17. The diverter valve 19 divides two liquid outlets, one of which passes through three The through valve 23 communicates with the sample collector 25 and the waste liquid collection bottle 27 respectively (X flow path), and the other liquid outlet branch communicates with one of the inlets of the confluence valve 7 to form a circulation loop 20 (Y flow path), and the confluence valve 7 The other inlet is communicated with the release medium source through the medium input pipel...
Embodiment 2
[0030] The difference from Embodiment 1 is that a sample collection control valve 24 is provided on the pipeline between the three-way valve 23 and the sample collector 25 , and a filter structure is provided on the sample collector 25 . The medium input pipeline 6 divides a plurality of medium delivery branches 3 through the medium selector, which are respectively connected with the medium storage bottles 2 containing different release mediums, and each medium delivery branch 3 is provided with a liquid inlet control valve 4 . As preferably, the content of the release medium in the release pool 10 is 5-50ml, and the real liquid volume of the biological cavity or skin site can be simulated by the smaller release pool 10 (5-50ml), which can provide a closer approach to the release of the drug. The release medium volume and sink conditions for the actual situation of the organism. In this embodiment, different artificial release fluids are selected and switched online through th...
Embodiment 3
[0032] The difference from Example 2 is that the experimental device of the simulated suppository or transdermal patch in vivo release and absorption process of the present embodiment also includes a water bath 1, and each medium storage bottle 2 (No. 1-2 bottles are equipped with different The release medium) is preheated and kept warm through the water bath 1, and the temperature is kept at 37°C ± 0.5°C to ensure that the release medium is close to the physiological temperature of the human cavity or skin (it can also be set differently according to the different parts of the drug). preheating temperature to more properly simulate physiological temperature). Preferably, at least part of the pipe periphery of the circulation loop 20 is provided with an insulation cover 21, and the insulation cover 21 is heated by a high-precision heater to insulate the flowing medium in the circulation loop (the temperature setting is consistent with the temperature of the water bath) , to en...
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