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Design of bilayer tablets using modified dioscorea starches as novel excipients for immediate and sustained release of aceclofenac soduim
Bilayer tablets of aceclofenac sodium were developed using carboxymethylated white yam (Discorearotundata) starch (CWY)for a fast release layer (2.5, 5.0, and 7.5% w/w), and acid hydrolyzed bitter yam (Dioscoreadumetorum) starch (ABY) for a sustaining layer(27% w/w). Sodium starch glycolate (SSG)...
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