An evaluation of the adhesion of solid oral dosage form coatings to the oesophagus

Keyphrases

• Adhesion 100%
• Esophagus 100%
• Solid Oral Dosage Forms 100%
• Water-soluble Polymers 100%
• Low Molecular Weight 50%
• Coating Materials 50%
• Residence Time 50%
• Esophageal Tissue 50%
• Retention Characteristics 50%
• Bioadhesive 50%
• Surfactant 50%
• Locoregional Therapy 50%
• Sodium Alginate 50%
• Bioadhesion 50%
• Plasticizer 50%
• Ease of Swallowing 50%
• Pharmaceutical Coating 50%
• Disk-shaped 50%
• Low Molecular Weight Surfactants 50%
• Adhesion Properties 50%
• Self-repair 50%
• Sorbitan Monooleate 50%
• Oral Dosage Forms 50%
• Low Molecular Weight Polymer 50%
• Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose 50%
• Non-adhesive 50%
• Lipophilic Surfactant 50%
• Ethyl Cellulose 50%
• Mucoadhesive Polymers 50%
• Polysorbate 50%
• Easy-to-swallow 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Surfactant 100%
• Dosage Forms 100%
• Adhesive Agent 66%
• Tablet 33%
• Swallow (Bird) 33%
• Polysorbate 33%
• Sorbitan Oleate 33%
• Ethyl Cellulose 33%
• Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose 33%
• Plasticizer 33%
• Alginic Acid 33%