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082			_bP. 7-20
100			_aDarsh Gautam
245			_aA REVIEW ON MICROSPHEREs: TYPES, METHODS AND EVALUATION
300			_aP. 7-20
520			_aControlled drug delivery system (CDDS) allows active pharmaceutical agent (API) to be released over extended periods of time, ranging from days to months, by using drug-encapsulating devices. Such systems have a number of merits over conventional drug delivery techniques, including the ability to customize drug release rates, safeguard delicate medications, and improve patient comfort and compliance. Microspheres are suitable carriers for numerous controlled delivery applications owing to CDDS’s high bioavailability, prolonged drug release features, biocompatibility and ability to encapsulate a wide range of medicines. This review paper discusses fabrication techniques for microparticles, preparation and characterization processes used to prepare these microspheres, various types of microspheres such as on the basis of drug release pattern (matrix, coated, reservoir) and on the basis of drug delivery system (mucoadhesive, floating, bio-adhesive, radioactive, polymeric, and magnetic, etc.), and the key variables affecting drug release rates from encapsulated particles.
654			_aControlled drug delivery system _amicrosphere _amucoadhesive _afloating _aradiactive _amagnetic
700			_aPoonam Talwan
773	0		_0125265 _9109908 _dMumbai Indian Drugs Manufacturer's Association _tIndian Drugs _x0019-462X
942			_cJA
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