Controlled Release Drug Delivery Systems
Dissolution controlled release8 Encapsulation Dissolution control Seed or granule coated Micro encapsulation Matrix Dissolution control 2. Diffusion controlled release7 Reservoir type devices Matrix type devices 3. Diffusion and Dissolution controlled systems Ion exchange resins 5. Osmotically controlled release ...
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