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With a view to investigating the role of encapsulation of indomethacin
within modified beta-cyclodextrin (beta CD-C-6) nanocapsules, we prep
ared nanocapsules with indomethacin as a model drug. These particles h
ad an average size of 194 nm and encapsulated approximately 99% of ind
omethacin. The encapsulation of indomethacin within orally administere
d beta CD-C-6 nanocapsules protected against both gastric and intestin
al ulceration is compared with an oral administration of an aqueous so
lution of Indocid(R). The relative bioavailability was also increased
by this encapsulation.