Drug Delivery Devices 2010
List of Speakers
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Click on the speakers name to obtain an abstract of the presentation and the speakers biography |
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| Integrated Development of a Disposable Autoinjector to Serve Patient Suffering from Chronic Disease |
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- Concept choice / market studies
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- Development of BD Physioject, disposable autoinjector
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- Clinical trials and market studies
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- performance
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- safety
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- acceptance
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| Joel Cotten, BD Medical, Le Pont De Claix, France |
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| Delivery of High Drug Doses to and Via the Respiratory Tract with Dry Powder Inhalers |
- Pumonary administration of antibiotics in CF therapy
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- High dose inhaled antibiotics for the treatment of tuberculosis
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- Inhalable dry powder insulin; does it have a future?
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- The effect of particle engineering on dispersion of high powder doses
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| Anne Haaije de Boer, University of Groningen, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmacy, Groningen, The Netherlands |
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| Future Patient Requirements on Inhalation Devices - the Balance Between Patient, Commercial, Regulatory and Technical Requirements |
- Setting up requirements for an inhalation device for the future is full of challenges
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- Managing conflicting patient requirements
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- Balancing cost against function and features
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- Payers and regulators pull in opposite directions
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| Orest Lastow, AstraZeneca R&D Lund, Lund, Sweden |
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| Foreign Particles Control and Identification in Inhalable Drug Products, Medical Devices, and Prefillable Syringes in Regards to the QbD Paradigm |
- Control measurement and identification of foreign particles with automated and streamlined processes
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- Development and implementation of a design and control for foreign particulates
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- From corrective and preventive action to proactive and scientifically based quality
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- Use of the ISO 16232 to qualify foreign particle extraction, extraction from delivery devices, implants and primary packaging
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| Markus Lankers, rap.ID Particle Systems GmbH, Berlin, Germany |
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| From Conception to Completion: Delivering Drugs of the Future |
- Contract manufacturing V'S in-house manufacturing - a changing landscape?
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- Lean manufacturing approach
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| Dana Shears, Presspart Manufacturing Ltd., Blackburn, United Kingdom |
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| Advanced Wound Care Experiences are Now Beneficial to Transdermal Drug Delivery Systems |
- Plaster as drug delivery system (DDS)
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- Know how transfer from advanced wound care to DDS
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- Breathable TPU-film, adhesive + special aliphatic thermoplastic PU foam (container-system)
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| Gerd Büschel, Epurex Films GmbH & Co. KG, Bomlitz, Germany |
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| Technologies for the Release of Active Molecules from Solid Surfaces and Plastic Devices |
- Challenges of release from solid surfaces
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- Hydrogel coatings on surfaces
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- Chemical surface modification of metal for implant devices
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- Encapsulation of additives for plastic devices
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- Creation of interpenetrating polymer networks in silicone
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| Anna V. Svensson, Danish Technological Institute, Center for Plastic Technology, Taastrup, Denmark |
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| Parylene Coatings for Pharmaceutical Containers and Delivery Devices |
- Pharmaceutical container or delivery device coating processes require special levels of sophistication
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- Parylene (poly[para-xylylene]): a thin, inert, transparent, biocompatible conformal coating
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- Extreme chemical inertness and barrier properties with freedom from extractables or leachables
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- Protects both containers and pharmaceuticals as well as controls the delivery rates of drugs
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| Lonny Wolgemuth, Specialty Coating Systems, Indianapolis, USA |
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| Reliability and Precision in Functional Plastic Components for Drug Delivery |
- The ideal material for medical applications
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- Functional plastic components for drug delivery - key characteristics
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- Future needs for functional plastic parts in drug delivery devices
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| Ian Wands, DuPont Engineering Polymers, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom |
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| Hansen Solubility Parameters used in Drug Delivery and Medical Packaging Applications |
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- Finding HSP for excipients
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- HSP matches for solid solutions
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- HSP mismatches for barriers
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| Charles Hansen, Charles M. Hansen Consulting, Hoersholm, Denmark |
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