32 results about "Zero order kinetics" patented technology

The present invention relates to a molecular sustained controlled release system constructed by the conjugation of molecules to be released with biodegradable polyester polymer via covalent bond and method for preparation thereof. In accordance with the present invention, the system may be formulated into microspheres, nanoparticles, or films. The molecular release rate from the above system can be regulated to be proportional to the chemical degradation rate of the biodegradable polyester polymers, resulting in near zero order kinetics profile of release without showing a burst effect, Moreover, a high loading efficiency of hydrophilic drugs can be achieved.

A non-abusable, non-inflammatory, biocompatible, non-biodegradable, subcutaneous, polymeric implant for the prolonged, controlled release of hydromorphone with near zero-order kinetics is described. Methods of alleviating cancer pain and treating opioid drug addiction with the implant are also described.

The VEGF slowly releasing injection microsphere support includes matrix, VEGF, protectant and ammonium bicarbonate. It features the matrix of polylactic acid-hydroxyl acetate copolymer of polylactic acid/hydroxyl acetate ratio 25:75 to 75:25; the protectant comprising zinc carbonate, serum albumin, mycose and mannitol; the weight ratio between VEGF and polylactic acid-hydroxyl acetate copolymer of 1:100000 to 1:10; and the microsphere size of 50-1000 microns. It is prepared through one W/O/W solvent volatilizing process or one fine medicine powder adding W/O/W solvent volatilizing process. The preparation process is simple, easy in operation and high in repeatability. In the microsphere support, protein medicine VEGF may be in vitro released for over 4 weeks in approached zero order kinetic mode. The present invention may be used in the repair and treatment of different kinds of tissue and blood vessel damage.

The invention relates to compositions and methods for making a transdermal drug delivery system capable of achieving substantially zero-order kinetics for delivery of the active agent over a period of time in excess of 24 hours and at least 72 hours, comprising a pharmaceutically acceptable active agent carrier and a rosin ester which provides a crystal inhibiting and drug stabilizing effect on the active agents incorporated therein.

A nerve repair conduit configured to be secured on first and second portions of a selected nerve. The nerve repair conduit includes a polymeric body having a proximal end, a distal end, an exterior surface and an interior surface defining an interior lumen. In addition, the nerve conduit includes at least one drug reservoir to hold agent(s) that may, for example, facilitate nerve regeneration. The drugs diffuse from the drug reservoir(s) into the nerve repair conduit through an outlet (e.g., a semipermeable membrane) in proximity to the first and second portions of a selected nerve. The nerve repair conduit may be configured to deliver the agent(s) at a rate having substantially zero-order kinetics and/or at a constant rate over a selected period of time (e.g., at least 1 week).

The present invention provides a hydrostatic delivery system comprising a hydrostatic couple and an agent of interest. The hydrostatic couple comprises, at least one hydrodynamic fluid-imbibing polymer, and at least one hydrostatic pressure modulating agent. This delivery system has the ability to control the release of one or more agent of interest within a fluid environment following zero-order kinetics.

The invention discloses a method for reducing hexavalent chromium through micromolecular diketone-ultraviolet light. According to the method, micromolecular diketone with the final concentration of 0.1-1 mM is put in water containing hexavalent chromium, the pH of the solution is regulated to be 3-6, the solution is placed under an ultraviolet light source for irradiation, and then hexavalent chromium in the water can be reduced into trivalent chromium. According to the UV/micromolecular diketone system established through the method, hexavalent chromium in the water can be quickly reduced into trivalent chromium which is low in toxicity and easier to remove through a physical method; the reaction conforms to the zero order kinetics, and the removal rate of hexavalent chromium is tens of that obtained through a UV/TiO2 method; a homogeneous reaction is performed in the method, operation is simple and convenient, and compared with the UV/TiO2 method and the like, the solution pH applicable range is broader, and the method is little affected by co-existing ions in the solution and can be widely applied to treatment of industrial wastewater containing hexavalent chromium.

The invention discloses a method of predicting shelf life of sauce ducks. Quality indexes of sauce-duck products stored under different temperatures are studied, a kinetic model of sauce-duck qualitychanges is determined through determining, by measurement, laws of changes of total colony numbers of the sauce ducks, escherichia coli, mould, acid values, peroxide values, thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) and sensory quality with time, then quality change key-indexes of the mould and the TBARS in a sauce-duck storage period are screened out according to Pearson correlation analysis, and the change laws accord with a zero-order kinetic-model. An Arrhenius equation is combined to establish a shelf-life prediction model of the sauce ducks according to mould and TBARS values of the sauce-duck quality indexes. According to the method, remaining shelf life of sauce ducks in a temperature range of 0-40 DEG C can be quickly and effectively predicted, guidance can be provided for storage, transportation and sales processes to facilitate correspondingly processing sauce-duck products of different freshness in time, and costs can be saved.

The invention discloses a salvianolic acid micropore osmotic pump controlled release tablet, comprising a tablet core and a coating; the tablet core is composed of salvianolic acid bulk drug, controlled release supplementary material, lubricant and moderate anhydrous ethanol; the weight ratio of the salvianolic acid bulk drug, the controlled release supplementary material and the lubricant is 50:150:1; the coating is composed of cellulose acetate, polyethylene glycol 400 solution and diethyl ester phthalate. In the invention, on the basis of controlling the content of 50-90% of salvianolic acid B, the content of 5-15% of tanshinol, protocatechualdehyde, salvianolic acid C, etc. in raw materials and by the optimal screening of penetrating agent, pore-forming agent, plasticizer and film thickness, an osmotic pump controlled release tablet which releases 85%-95% of a drug for 12 hours and conforms to the release characteristic of zero order kinetics is successfully prepared and used for preparing the drug for treating coronary heart disease and cerebral arteriosclerosis, which is good for the drug to form steady blood concentration in a body and lengthening the effective acting time of the drug, thus having good clinical compliance and treatment quality.

The invention relates to a calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized oral preparation and a preparation method thereof, and a calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized liposome with high encapsulation rate for preparing the calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized oral preparation. The calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized liposome is obtained by the following steps: dissolving chitosan in 1-10% diluted solution of acetic acid (the usage amount of chitosan is 0.5-5g per 100ml acetic acid solution) to obtain an acidified chitosan solution, filtering, collecting filtrate, adding dropwise 1-99% aqueous solution of calcium heparin/sodium salt into the filtrate under magnetic stirring until milk white precipitate occurs, centrifugating the resulating suspension, collecting precipitates, and freezes-drying to obtain calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized liposome. The calcium heparin/sodium salt nano-sized oral preparation is characterized in that the preparation has good stability, high encapsulation rate (up to 98%), and high in vitro release rate (up to 25% at hour 4); the preparation is absorbed in the intestinal tract with high absorption rate and high concentration; the half life is prolonged upon the increase of oral dosage, showing zero-order kinetics; the tissue concentration is larger than blood concentration; the preparation is released sustainedly; and study in rabbits (20mg oral intake) shows that the blood concentration in vivo is kept high for over 50 hours, thereby proving sustained release.

A nerve repair conduit configured to be secured on first and second portions of a selected nerve. The nerve repair conduit includes a polymeric body having a proximal end, a distal end, an exterior surface and an interior surface defining an interior lumen. In addition, the nerve conduit includes at least one drug reservoir to hold agent(s) that may facilitate nerve regeneration. The drugs diffuse from the drug reservoir(s) into the nerve repair conduit through an outlet (such as a hole or a semipermeable membrane) in proximity to the first and second portions of a selected nerve. The nerve repair conduit may be configured to deliver the agent(s) at a rate having substantially zero-order kinetics and/or at a constant rate over a selected period of time.

A sustained release formulation of a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), comprising the SSRI as an active ingredient; a matrix comprising a water-soluble and erodible polymer, a hydrogel for shape sustenance and a pharmaceutically acceptable additive, the SSRI being embedded in the matrix, is capable of maintaining a constant drug level in the blood owing to the fact that the release of the SSRI follows zero order kinetics without initial burst release and such a release pattern is little affected by external factors such as gastrointestinal movements.

A sustained-release composition for oral administration of a drug, comprising the drug, a mixture of sodium alginate and xanthan gum as a carrier for sustained release and a mixture of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and propylene glycol alginate as a gel hydration accelerator, which is capable of maintaining a constant drug level in blood for 24 hours or more. Due to rapid gel hydration without forming a non-gelated core, the drug release rate follows zero order kinetics and does not significantly vary with the degree of gastrointestinal motility.