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30 results about "Gastric ph" patented technology

Oral Medicament Based on a Proton Pump Inhibitor

InactiveUS20100068291A1Extends bioabsorption timeIncrease valueBiocideDigestive systemCo administrationImmediate release
The invention relates to oral medicaments having a modified release of proton pump inhibitors (PPI's) that are, in particular, useful in preventing and treating gastrointestinal disorders. The aim of the invention is to provide a novel oral medicament based on PPI's ideally having all or some of the following characteristics: a) quickly providing relief to the patient by increasing the gastric pH after oral administration of the medicament; b) accelerating the recovery of patients while maintaining this increase in the gastric pH for as long as possible after oral administration of the medicament and, in particular, during the night; c) improving the observance of the treatment and the comfort of the patient by taking the medicament once daily. To this end, the microcapsules of the invention, preferably non-enteric, are constituted of PPI microparticles coated with ethyl cellulose, an ammonio methacrylate copolymer (Eudragit® RL 100), polyvinylpyrrolidone, castor oil and polyoxyethylenated hydrogenated castor oil (40). This medicament is designed so that after its ingestion for a once daily administration, it makes it possible to maintain, from the first day of treatment onward, an average gastric pH, between 0 and 24 h, of greater than or equal to the average gastric pH between 0 and 24 h obtained by an enteric oral medicament having a reference* immediate release, administered under the same conditions. The invention also relates to these microcapsules per se.
Owner:FLAMEL TECHNOLOGIES

Oral submicron particle delivery system for proteins and process for its production

The invention provides a novel submicron system for the oral administration of proteins. An effective oral carrier for proteins should shield its content against the gastrointestinal tract proteases and be capable of facilitating the uptake of the protein drug across the gastrointestinal epithelium. The present invention relates to production of gelled particles which comprises a protein drug susceptible to enzymatic degradation by enzymes and acid conditions in the stomach, a polymeric matrix which undergoes precipitation-swelling process, and two-layer-coating materials which are themselves capable of enhancing absorption of said drug across the intestinal mucosal tissues and of inbihiting degradation of said drug by gastric enzymes. Insulin-loaded particles with appropriate submicron size for gastrointestinal absorption were made of natural occurring polymers by emulsification-based method and proved to be gastric pH and protease protective. Effects on glycemia were observed during 14 h after their oral single administration to rats, achieving 42% of pharmacological activity compared to subcutaneous administration. Postprandial rise in blood glucose was suppressed and insulinemia levels increased by a factor of seven. The relative oral bioavailability of insulin calculated over 8 h by comparison with a subcutaneous injection of free insulin was 34%.
Owner:UNIVE DE COIMBRA
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