Sp. Vyas et al., POLYMERIC PSEUDOLATICES DISPERSION BEARING ISOSORBIDE DINITRATE FOR TRANSDERMAL APPLICATION, Drug development and industrial pharmacy, 20(1), 1994, pp. 101-110
A pseudolatex based system for transdermal delivery (PL-ISDN-D) of iso
sorbide dinitrate (ISDN) was developed for its prolonged and controlle
d systemic availability. To achieve the desired and controlled release
rate, different combinations of Eudragit RL-100 and polyvinylpyrrolid
one; were used in the preparation of pseudolatices polymeric dispersio
ns. These preparations were evaluated for in-vitro release and permeat
ion of the drug across human cadavar skin, The designed systems exhibi
ted linear relationship between drug release (Q) Vs 0.80 function of t
ime (t(0.80)). The product exhibiting required skin permeation (500 mc
g/h/ 100 mg) calculated to achieve an effective plasma concentration w
as selected for the in-vivo performance evaluation. The drug plasma pr
ofile was compared with the plasma profile obtained following the admi
nistration of conventional oral dose of isosorbide dinitrate. The stud
y revealed that designed pseudolatex transdermal drug delivery system
of isosorbide dinitrate could be used successfully with improved perfo
rmance.