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    Online Resource
    London :Pharmaceutical Press,
    Keywords: Electronic books.
    Description / Table of Contents: Updated and expanded second edition covers all aspects of capsule technology, including history, standards, methods and equipment used in manufacture, filling, printing, weighing, cleaning and inspecting of both hard and soft capsules.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (276 pages)
    Edition: 2nd ed.
    ISBN: 9780857111197
    Language: English
    Note: Cover -- Prelims -- Contents -- Preface -- About the editors -- Contributors -- Chapter 1 - The history of the medicinal capsule -- Introduction -- Invention of the gelatin capsule -- Improved methods of manufacture of one-piece gelatin capsules -- Developments in the use of one-piece gelatin capsules -- Invention of the hard gelatin capsule -- Development of hard gelatin capsules -- Use of capsules as a dosage form -- Enteric capsules -- References -- Chapter 2 - Gelatin: manufacture and physico-chemical properties -- Structure of collagen -- Conversion of collagen to gelatin -- Commercial manufacture of gelatin -- Collagenous raw material and its pretreatment -- Conditioning of collagen -- Filtration and clarification -- Deionisation -- Concentration -- Sterilisation -- Chilling and drying -- Grinding, sieving and blending -- BSE legislation relating to gelatin -- Molecular weight of gelatin -- Acidic and basic properties -- Gel strength -- Nature of the gelatin gel -- Properties of gelatin films -- Chemical interactions in gelatin solutions -- Tests and specifications for gelatin -- References -- Chapter 3 - Gelatin alternatives and additives -- Gelatin alternatives -- Colouring agents -- Plasticizers -- Process and performance aids -- Preservatives -- Sterilising agents -- Capsule shell coatings and treatments -- References -- Chapter 4 - Manufacture and properties of two-piece hard capsules -- Introduction -- The manufacturing process -- Quality control -- Types of hard capsules -- Properties of hard capsules -- References -- Chapter 5 - Powder, granule and pellet properties for filling of two-piece hard capsules -- Introduction -- Powder properties -- Powder flow and packing properties -- Filling of granules and pellets -- What cannot be filled into hard shell capsules? -- References -- Chapter 6 - Dry filling of hard capsules. , Introduction -- Manually operated bench-top equipment -- Capsule rectification, opening and closing on fully automated capsule-filling machinery -- Direct filling methods for powders and granules -- Indirect filling methods for powders and granules -- Filling of pellets -- Filling of tablets -- Filling of combinations of powders, pellets and tablets -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 7 - Instrumented capsule-filling machines and simulators -- Introduction -- Instrumentation of capsule-filling equipment -- Instrumentation of dosator tube capsule-filling equipment -- Instrumentation of dosing disk capsule-filling machines -- The simulation of capsule-filling equipment -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8 - Capsule processing and packing -- Introduction -- Capsule check-weighing machines -- Thermoforming machines -- Chapter 9 - Filling of liquids and semi-solids into hard two-piece capsules -- Introduction -- Liquid and semi-solid matrix formulation -- Capsule-filling properties -- Capsule-filling technology -- Sealing of two-piece capsules -- Drug delivery -- Drugs with specific formulation problems -- Stability issues -- Alternatives to gelatin for two-piece capsules -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 10 - Technology to manufacture soft capsules -- Introduction -- Manufacturing methods -- References -- Chapter 11 - Formulation and physical properties of soft capsules -- Introduction -- Soft gelatin capsules -- Non-gelatin soft capsules -- Analytical approaches for soft capsule testing -- References -- Chapter 12 - Drug release from capsules -- Concepts of bioavailability -- Administration of hard gelatin capsule products -- Bioavailability of hard gelatin capsule products -- Formulation and the release of drugs from hard gelatin capsules -- Drug release from soft gelatin capsules -- Liquid-filled hard gelatin capsules. , Controlled-release capsule preparations -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 13 - Capsule standards -- Pharmacopoeial standards -- Industrial standards -- Physical standards for capsules -- Standards for filled hard capsules -- References.
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  • 2
    ISSN: 1573-2568
    Keywords: fulminant hepatic failure ; hepatic necrosis ; hepatic encephalopathy ; liver transplantation
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine
    Notes: Abstract Acute liver failure has extremely high mortality without liver transplantation. We attempted to determine the value of abdominal CT scanning and liver biopsy in its management. A retrospective analysis of patients with acute liver failure was performed; demographic, clinical, radiologic and histopathologic features were noted. Over a period of 13 years, 177 patients were evaluated. The mean age was 39 years and 63% were females. The patients were divided into three groups. Fourteen percent survived with medical management (group I), 37% died (group II), and 49% had liver transplantation (group III). Most patients showed diffuse low density of the liver on CT scanning and the proportions were similar in the three groups. Moderate to large ascites was not present in group I but occurred in 31% of patients in group II and in 15% in group III. Mean hepatic volumes were similar in the three groups; however, 97% of the patients with a liver volume of less than 1000 ml either died or required liver transplantation. Liver biopsies among patients with spontaneous recovery (group I) were distinguished by the presence of regenerative changes and a hepatic parenchymal necrosis of less than 50%. These results suggest that in patients with acute liver failure a liver volume of less than 1000 ml and/or hepatic parenchymal necrosis of greater than 50% is indicative of a poor prognosis. This information may assist decision making in such patients, in particular, regarding the need for liver transplantation.
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