Pharmaceutical compositions in particulate form
CA 2467833 A1 · Owner: Sullivan, Vincent J. · Inventors: Mikszta, John A.; Hwang, C. Robin; Huang, Juan
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A method of preparing a pharmaceutical composition is described comprising , (1) atomizing a liquid formulation of a therapeutic agent to produce an atomized formulation; (2) freezing said atomized formulation to form solid particles; and (3) drying said solid particles at about atmospheric pressure to produce a powder, wherein said drying is performed in the presence of vibration, internals, mechanical stirring or a combination thereof. Another , method is described comprising (1) atomizing a liquid formulation of a therapeutic agent to produce an atomized formulation; (2) freezing said atomized formulation to form solid particles; and (3) drying said solid particles to produce a …
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- Filed November 19, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 19, 2022.
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