WO1999058107A2 - Wirkstoff enthaltende orale oder mucosale zubereitung mit steuerbarer wirkstofffreisetzung und ihre verwendung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an active substance-containing oral or mucosal preparation with a controllable active substance release rate and its use.
- Oral dosage forms usually release their active ingredient through diffusion or decay, which results in non-linear release kinetics.
- a common requirement for oral pharmaceutical systems is the zero-order linear release of active substance from the application form.
- WO 85/03437 describes a diffusion-controlled, multiparticulate oral formulation with individual units containing active ingredient, which are provided with a water-insoluble but water-diffusible coating made from a combination of a water-dispersible film former and a polymer substance to prevent the units from sticking together at elevated temperature gives a certain fluidity.
- the wrapping lung has sufficient plastic deformability, which prevents a significant change in the release behavior of the active ingredient in compressed or non-compressed units.
- DE 39 18 801 AI describes a preparation with regulated release of active ingredient, which consists of multiparticulate formations with at least one active ingredient and at least one inactive component which regulates the rate of release of the active ingredient and which comprises two to four layers.
- the invention consists in that a) the innermost layer consists of an inactive core or is identical to the one that follows from the outside, b) the layer that follows to the outside consists of an active ingredient and possibly additionally of an inactive component that does not differ in type or amount is suitable for substantially regulating the release of active substance, c) the subsequent layer contains the highest proportion of the inactive component which regulates the rate of release and additionally contains solid components in the manner of a matrix and regulates the rate, and d) possibly a further one Layer follows, which regulates the rapid release of the active ingredient at the beginning, but has no significant influence on the rate of release.
- the invention has for its object to provide an application form for an oral or mucosal preparation containing an active ingredient, which is less complicated and has a freely kinetic release kinetics with simple and inexpensive means.
- Preparation A composition containing a first group of particles and at least one further group of particles, which is not identical to the first group of particles.
- Particles These are spherical and non-spherical particles in the grain size range above 10 ⁇ m. In principle, the upper limit of the particle size is open, but upper limits of 3 mm are preferred for the intended application in the pharmaceutical or veterinary field.
- the particles contain a core and an envelope that completely surrounds the core, which can also be referred to as a cladding layer. In a special embodiment, the core of the particles can also be encased by more than one cladding layer.
- the core is a spherical or non-spherical particle in the grain size range above 1 ⁇ m. In principle, the upper limit of the grain size is open, but an upper limit of 2 mm is preferred for the intended application in the pharmaceutical or veterinary field. Cores with core sizes between 10 and 50 ⁇ m are preferred.
- the core contains a core substance and at least one active ingredient.
- Cladding layer The cladding layer completely envelops the core of the particles.
- the cladding layer has the shape of a spherical shell.
- the cladding layer or cladding layers can also in principle be of any thickness.
- the thickness of the cladding layer corresponds the grain size of the particles minus the grain size of the core divided by 2.
- the thickness of the cladding layer (s) corresponds to the radius of the particles minus the radius of the core.
- the thickness of the cladding layer is fundamentally not limited, which means that there is in principle no upper limit. However, the thickness of the cladding layer is always essentially constant for a special core.
- the cladding layer contains a cladding substance and is essentially free of the active ingredient contained in the core.
- a large number of identical particles form a group of particles. This means that all particles in this group have the same uniform core size and the same uniform cladding layer. All other properties of the particles that belong to a group of particles are also essentially the same. The consequence of this is that a single group of particles accordingly shows a characteristic release behavior for the active substance or substances in a specific medium.
- the resultant possibility of controlling the release kinetics of the Active ingredient made use.
- This control takes place via the mixing ratio of different groups of particles.
- individual groups can be selected that differ from one another by gradual delay of the start of release. If such groups are put together in such a way that, for example, they start to release the active ingredient in the same time increment, any active ingredient release course can be controlled or the release profile over time can be modulated as desired in accordance with specific requirements.
- the composition according to the invention with a controllable active substance release rate thus fulfills the requirement that it can have a release kinetics which can be freely modulated with simple and inexpensive means. This is easily achieved by any mixing ratio of the different groups of particles.
- Different particles can contain different active ingredients. However, different particles can also contain active substances with different concentrations. Furthermore, cores of different particles with different sizes or masses and / or compositions of their substance containing active substance can be formed. In addition, it can be particularly advantageous that the active substance-containing cores in the gastrointestinal tract are soluble or insoluble, erodible or largely non-erodible.
- Carrier substrate This is to be understood as a substance which is capable of receiving a first group of particles and at least one further group of particles. They can be used in certain embodiments of the invention, e.g. a macroscopically homogeneous mass is to be produced.
- the invention also provides that the particles contained in the carrier substrate resemble a mixture of units Types are. However, this does not exclude that the particles contained in the carrier substrate can also be a mixture of units of different types.
- Carrier substrate is a solid or flowable substance or mixture of substances that contains the particle mixture.
- substances which must be physiologically harmless, are generally known to the person skilled in the art.
- fast-melting substances are used especially for the rectal or vaginal application form.
- fats such as cocoa fat, hard fats (Witepsol®, Estarinum®, Novata®), macrogels and gelatins are used.
- the carrier substrate can surround a further stabilizing covering.
- This coating can be implemented, for example, by hard or soft gelatin capsules.
- This coating which must not be confused with the shell layer enveloping the core of the particles, merely has the function of possibly taking up the preparation with or without a carrier substrate.
- the invention does not exclude that such a dimensionally stable capsule, which is largely stable before application, contains only the particle mixture.
- Release is the release of the active ingredient (s) contained in the core of the particles into the medium surrounding them.
- a controlled release is achieved according to the invention by using a first group of particles and at least one further group of particles which is not identical to the first group of particles. Since each of these non-identical groups shows its own characteristic release behavior for the active ingredient (s), a simultaneous administration of these non-identical groups results in a superimposition of non-identical release behaviors.
- Mixing ratio relates to the composition of the preparation and specifically to the quantitative composition of the number of groups of particles contained in the preparation. Basically there are no restrictions with regard to possible mixing ratios. The number of groups of particles in the preparation should expediently be kept as small as possible (for example due to the need for the lowest possible production costs).
- the number of groups of particles can also be relatively high. Numbers of groups of particles which are 2, 3, 4 or 5 are therefore preferred. Of course, up to ten or more groups of particles can also be contained in the preparation. Ultimately, it is the requirements of the respective application that determine the specific mixing ratio of the different groups of particles in the preparation.
- the invention relates to the use of a preparation comprising a first group of particles and at least one further group of particles, which is not identical to the first group of particles, in order to achieve a controlled release of an active substance contained in the cores of the particles, in particular in human and veterinary field.
- the preparation is applied orally, rectally, vaginally etc.
- the active substance is then released in the appropriate medium, and the active substance is resorbed transmucosal.
- a use of the preparation according to the invention is provided for the controllable release of active substance in the gastric juice area.
- it can also be used for controllable release tion of active ingredient in the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the small intestine.
- the preparation is preferably used for arbitrarily modular control and in particular for linear control of the release of active ingredient.
- the preparation for the controllable release of active substance for example in the form of a molded article such as a suppository in the anal or vaginal area, can be used.
- Core substance This substance has the function of being a carrier material for the active substance contained in the core.
- the use of a core substance can be dispensed with if the properties of the active ingredient make the use of a carrier material unnecessary or if the active ingredient or the active ingredients are to be used in pure form.
- the core substance of the individual particles usually contains, in addition to one or more active substances and a carrier substance as filler, further auxiliaries as additives.
- the additives mentioned - also called auxiliaries - are classified according to their function into plasticizers, tackifiers, absorption mediators, stabilizers or flow regulators. Such substances, which must be physiologically harmless, are generally known to the person skilled in the art. Substances with solubility, erosion or swelling properties that meet the requirements are used as carrier or fillers. Typical substances for this are, for example, lactose, cellulose types, sugar alcohols such as manitol and sorbitol, various starches and alginates. Sheath substance (coating substance): This is an erodible material.
- This material is able to lose its structural integrity upon contact with a medium.
- Water, gastric juice, acids, and other liquids can serve as the medium.
- This can also mean a room with parameters that have changed compared to normal conditions, such as a room with increased temperature and / or increased humidity (like the human lungs).
- the loss of structural integrity means that this substance loses its external and / or internal structure, for example due to physical and / or chemical conversion. Processes such as melting, dissolving, swelling and decomposition are meant.
- Substances that can erode on contact with one of the types of medium mentioned can be monomeric and / or polymeric substances and / or mixtures thereof.
- Suitable monomeric shell substances include wax, salts such as NaCl, sugar such as sucrose and other substances.
- Suitable polymeric coat substances include gastric juice or substances that are soluble in the small intestine.
- Another characteristic of the coating substance is the property that diffusion of the active substance or the active substances through the coating substance practically does not take place. This means that the coating substance is impassable for the active substances or that the diffusion of the active substance or substances through the coating layer requires a longer period of time than the period between the production of the particles and their use.
- the core substance of a particle can optionally be identical to the shell substance of this particle; but it can also be different materials. If the core substance and the sheath substance are identical, can to distinguish the core from the cladding layer by the existence of the active ingredient or ingredients.
- Acrylic acid derivatives such as Eudragit®L or Eudragit®S, polyvinyl alcohols, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose acetate phthalate or cellulose acetate phthalate are used as gastric juice-soluble coating substances, for example polyacrylic acid esters such as Eudragit® E30D, polyacrylic acid or cellulose derivatives such as Ethyl cellulose used.
- Active substances are substances that can have a chemical or pharmaceutical effect. These include low-molecular and high-molecular substances. Such substances are known to the person skilled in the art.
- the high-molecular substances include enzymes, vaccines, insulin, peptides, proteins and biopolymers.
- Suitable active substances can be found in the active substance groups of the parasympatholytics (eg scopolamine, atropine, berlactyzine), the cholinergics (eg physostigmine, nicotine), the neuroleptics (eg chlorpromazine, haloperidol), the monoamine oxidase inhibitors (eg tranylcypromine, selegiline) sympathomimetics (such as ephedrine, D-norpseudoephedrine, salbutamol, fenfluramine), and the sympatholytic Antisympatho- tonic (for example, propranolol, timolol, bupranolol, clonidine, dihydroergotamine, naphazoline), anxiolytics the (eg diazepam, triazolam), local anesthetics (eg Lidocaine), the central analgesics (eg f
- FIG. 1 a carrier substrate 1 with embedded different particles 2 with an identical core substance 3, the same active ingredient A, an identical shell substance and a different shell thickness 4,
- FIG. 2 a carrier substrate 1 with embedded different particles 2 with identical core substance 3, different active ingredients A-C, identical shell substance and different shell thickness 4,
- FIG. 3 a carrier substrate 1 with embedded different particles 2 with identical core substance 3, several active ingredients A-D per particle core, identical shell substance and different shell thickness 4,
- FIG. 5 a carrier substrate 1 with embedded different particles 2 with identical core substance 3, same active ingredient A, different shell substance and shell thickness 4,
- FIG. 6 a diagram of a release profile of active ingredient as a function of time.
- the oral or mucosal preparation shown in FIG. 1 with a controllable active substance release rate has a carrier substrate 1 with embedded particles 2, consisting of a core 3 and an active substance-free covering 4.
- the active ingredient-free coating can be eroded in the moist or aqueous environment of a body fluid.
- This can be any type of fluid such as gastric or intestinal fluid, oral cavity fluids or other body cavities, for example in the anal or vaginal area.
- the carrier substrate 1 is a preparation which rapidly disintegrates in a moist or aqueous environment of a body fluid and releases the particles 2.
- Particles 2 with the same core substance and the same coating substance can be assigned to different groups depending on their relative weight proportions, the same groups having the same erosion and release behavior.
- the means for controlling the release kinetics of the active substance is then the mixing ratio of different groups of particles 2.
- FIG. 1 shows various forms of the invention.
- cores 3 of different particles 2 can contain identical active ingredient (A), whereby this active ingredient can be present in different concentrations.
- cores 2 of different particles contain 3 different active substances (A, B, C).
- FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of the invention in which several active substances (AD) are contained in the cores 2 of the particles 3, the active substance mixture of different cores 2 being able to be different.
- FIG. 4 shows, cores 3 of different particles 2 with different sizes or masses and / or compositions of their substance-containing substance can also be formed. Furthermore, the thickness and / or material type or combination Settlement of the envelope 4 of individual particles 2 may be different (FIG. 5).
- the particles 2 contained in the carrier substrate 1 can be a mixture of units of the same type or different types.
- FIG. 6 shows a release profile of active ingredient in the course of an active ingredient release which extends over a relatively long time.
- the time between 0 and 24 h is given on the abscissa and the amount of active substance released on the ordinate on a scale between 0 and 70 (for example ⁇ g).
- the course of the diagram between 0 and I shows a comparatively steep, but linear increase in the release of active substance after exposure of an active substance-containing core 3 due to previous erosion of an active substance-free coating 4.
- the further course of the diagram curve between I and II shows an exhaustion of the active substance content a first particle group, after about 5 yz h the envelopes of a second group are eroded and between the curve points II and III there is again a strong, linear increase in the curve, also between 6 and 12 h, corresponding to the curve branches III and IV the active substance content of the uncovered cores 3 has been used up and the active substance content in the body slowly decreases again, until at the beginning of the twelfth hour a further group of particles after eroding the core coatings continues to release the active substance in a steep curve from IV to V, the highest active substance concentration in point VI - tration in the body it is reached with approx.
- the preparation according to the invention can be produced by methods which can represent combinations of the following steps which are known to the person skilled in the art:
- step 5 The chronological order of these steps is limited insofar as the mixing (step 5) can only take place after the two groups of particles have been produced.
- the active substance-containing cores can be produced in a single step if the first group of particles differs from the second group of particles only by different cladding layers.
- the cladding layers can be produced in a single step, provided that the first group of particles differs from the second group of particles only by different cores containing active ingredients.
- the cores can be produced, for example, in a ball mill, and the jacket layer can be produced, for example, in a spray coater.
- the cores can be produced, for example, in a ball mill, and the jacket layer can be produced, for example, in a spray coater.
- sheathing cores with a size below 100 ⁇ m with sheath layers with a layer thickness between ⁇ 1 ⁇ m to a few ⁇ m one can use, for example, the method described in DE 197 11 393 Cl.
- the invention is uncomplicated and enables simple control of the release kinetics of the active substance as a function of the mixing ratio of different groups of particles and thus optimally achieves the task set out at the beginning.
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| DE59909855T DE59909855D1 (de) | 1998-05-08 | 1999-05-06 | Wirkstoff enthaltende orale oder mucosale zubereitung mit steuerbarer wirkstofffreisetzung und ihre verwendung |
| AT99923543T ATE270098T1 (de) | 1998-05-08 | 1999-05-06 | Wirkstoff enthaltende orale oder mucosale zubereitung mit steuerbarer wirkstofffreisetzung und ihre verwendung |
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