Release profile of encapsulated microparticles based on Landolphia owariensis (Apocynaceae) extract contained in suppositories for the treatment of hemorrhoidal crisis
Abstract
Introduction: Hemorrhoidal disease is one of the most frequent causes of anal complaints. The general aim of this study was to evaluate the release profile of the encapsulated drug, in order to overcome the limitations of conventional galenic forms, while maintaining their efficacy.
Methods: Determination of the active ingredient contained in Landolphia owariensis extract was carried out by UV-Visible spectrophotometry. Release studies were carried out in a continuous flow cell. The dissolution profile of the suppository containing microparticles was compared to the dissolution profile of suppositories containing the unencapsulated extract and to that of Landolphia owariensis extract-based microparticles.
Results: The percentage of active ingredient released from suppositories containing microparticles and those containing the extract alone was 69.47% and 80.01% respectively. Flavonoid release from suppositories containing microparticles was slower, with a release rate of 6.31µg/mm, slightly close to the release rate of extract based microparticles (7.37µg/mn); in contrast, in vitro flavonoid release from suppositories containing the extract was faster (19.85µg/mm).
Conclusion: Release trials have shown the influence of the sodium alginate matrix system on PA release kinetics. These innovative suppositories will help improve compliance and the treatment of hemorrhoidal crisis.
Keywords: Microparticles, Suppositories, Landolphia owariensis, Hemorrhoids, In vitro release
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Microparticles, Suppositories, Landolphia owariensis, Hemorrhoids, In vitro releaseDOI
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