Formulation and evaluation of injectable in situ forming microparticles for sustained delivery of lornoxicam.

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Mary Yosry Aziz

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Sally Adel Abdel-Halim

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Soad Ali Yehia

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Development of an in situ forming PLGA drug delivery system I. Characterization of a non-aqueous protein precipitation.

Preparation of insulin-loaded PLA/PLGA microcapsules by a novel membrane emulsification method and its release in vitro.

Structure formation and characterization of injectable drug loaded biodegradable devices: in situ implants versus in situ microparticles.

In situ forming microparticle system for controlled delivery of leuprolide acetate: influence of the formulation and processing parameters.

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10.1080/03639045.2016.1241259

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