Sterile dosage forms : their preparation and clinical application / Salvatore J. Turco
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TextPublication details: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania : Lea & Febiger, c1994Edition: Fourth editionDescription: xii, 521 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmISBN: - 9780812116175
- RS 201.S6 .T87 1994
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| GC RS 201 .P43 1992 vol.1 Pharmaceutical dosage forms : parenteral medications volume 1 / | GC RS 201 .P43 1993 vol.2 Pharmaceutical dosage forms : parenteral medications volume 2 / | GC RS 201 .P43 1993 vol.3 Pharmaceutical dosage forms : parenteral medications volume 3 / | GC RS 201.S6 .T87 1994 Sterile dosage forms : their preparation and clinical application / | GC RS 403 .A43 2013 Integrated pharmaceutics : applied preformulation, product design, and regulatory science / | GC RS 403 .A44 2010 Essentials of physical pharmacy / | GC RS 403 .A45 2014 Applied physical pharmacy / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Composition -- Characteristics -- Large scale preparation -- Extemporaneous preparation -- Handling and administration -- Biopharmaceutic factors influencing drug availability -- Large-volume sterile solutions -- Blood components and plasma expanders -- Fundamentals of fluid and electrolyte therapy -- Parenteral admixtures and incompatibilities -- Convenience parentals -- Radiopharmaceuticals -- Devices -- Ophthalmic preparations -- Allergen extracts.
Narrows the gap between those who manufacture and those who routinely prepare, dispense and administer parenteral drugs, by giving each group an appreciation of what the other must accomplish to achieve the best in patient care.
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