Ion Exchange Resins as Carriers for Sustained Drug Release
Bhavana Sampath Kumar, Junaiha Kapoor, Sandra Ravi M, Dileep Francis
Ion exchange resins are water-insoluble cross-linked polymers conventionally used in chemical engineering to separate and purify substances from fluid mixtures and for the separation of gases. They are used in the pharmaceutical industry as a carrier for controlled drug delivery systems. Sustained drug release involves the release of the drug at a predetermined rate into the target system and helps maintain a constant drug concentration for a specified period. At present ion-exchange resins are widely studied and used as drug-delivery agents. Ion-exchange fibers are sought as an alternative due to their better efficiency in drug loading and delivery.
Keywords
Sustained Drug Delivery, Ion Exchange Resin, Resinate, Microencapsulation, Drug Release Kinetics
Published online 12/20/2022, 27 pages
Citation: Bhavana Sampath Kumar, Junaiha Kapoor, Sandra Ravi M, Dileep Francis, Ion Exchange Resins as Carriers for Sustained Drug Release, Materials Research Foundations, Vol. 137, pp 93-119, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644902219-6
Part of the book on Ion Exchange Resins
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