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Showing results in DDL27 – 2016

Inhaler device and errors

Podium

Henry Crystyn

Performance Indicating Acoustic Emission Measurements on a Dry Powder Inhaler

Poster

Lars Karlsson, Lisa Holmstén, Mats Josefson, Roland Greguletz, Kyrre Thalberg, Staffan Folestad

Nebuliser Issues To Be Improved For The Pulmonary Administration Of Nano Encapsulations

Poster

A. A. Desta , K. C. Carter, T. Gourlay, A. B. Mullen

Paddle over disk as a dissolution test for orally inhaled drugs: discriminating composite from carrier-based formulations

Poster

Beatriz Fernandes, Filipa M. Maia, A. Mafalda Paiva, Maria Luisa Corvo, Eunice Costa

Inhalable chitosan microparticles as tools in tuberculosis therapy

Poster

LC Cunha, AM Rosa da Costa, A Grenha

Enrichment of the surface of spray-dried powder particles with a hydrophobic material to improve their aerosolization

Poster

Mohammad AM Momin, Ian G Tucker, Colin Doyle, John Denman, Shyamal C Das

Effect of inhalation manoeuvre parameters on the dose emitted from Onbrez Breezhaler® using inhalation profiles of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

Poster

M. Abadelah, H. Chrystyn, H.Larhrib

Synthetic KL4 peptide as new carrier of siRNA therapeutics for pulmonary delivery

Poster

Yingshan Qiu, Michael Y.T. Chow & Jenny K.W. Lam

The influence of lung surfactant, 1,2-dipalmitoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphatidylcholine (DPPC) on the aerosolization of two anti-tubercular drugs, pyrazinamide and moxifloxacin

Poster

Shyamal C. Das, Bhamini Rangnekar, Basanth Babu Eedara

Further Investigation of the Maldistribution of Aerosol Deposits on the Upper Stages of the Andersen 8-Stage Non-Viable Cascade Impactor (ACI): Evidence for Pre-Classification of Incoming Aerosol

Poster

Daryl L. Roberts, Jolyon P. Mitchell

A deeper insight into the impact of chemical surface properties on inhalation performance

Poster

Niklas Renner, Hartwig Steckel, Nora A. Urbanetz, Regina Scherließ

Innovations in nebulized delivery

Podium

John N Pritchard

Development of Inhalable Drug Formulations for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

Podium

Ville Vartiainen, Janne Raula, Katri Koli, Marjukka Myllärniemi

Impact of different capsules for dry powder inhalers on the aerodynamic performances of formoterol-based binary and ternary blends

Poster

Nathalie Wauthoz, Ismaël Hennia, Susana Ecenarro & Karim Amighi

Impact of Spray Drying on Superoxide Dismutase Activity in Composite Systems with Optimal Aerodynamic Performance for Dry Powder Inhalers

Poster

Diana A. Fernandes1,2, Raquel Barros1, Cláudia Moura1, Eunice Costa1 & Maria L. Corvo2

Ensuring the Consistency of Performance of Mesh Nebulizers

Poster

R. H M Hatley, L. E A Hardaker, A. P Metcalf, J. Parker, F. Quadrelli & J. N Pritchard

The continued development of a cyclic olefin copolymer elastomer sealing system for metered dose inhalers

Poster

Segolene Sarrailh, Chris Baron, Gerallt Williams

Clinically relevant in vitro tests for the assessment of innovator and generic nasal spray products

Podium

Mandana Azimi, P. Worth Longest, Jag Shur, Robert Price, Michael Hindle

Comparison Between Pharmacopeial Testing and Testing Based on Mixing Inlet Methodology with Application to Nebuliser Testing: Part 2 – Main Study

Poster

Mårten Svensson, Elna Berg, Jolyon Mitchell, Dennis Sandell

Investigation Into The Effects Of Valve Pressure On Total Delivered Dose (TDD) From Vhcs

Poster

Scott Courtney, Benjamin Pratt

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