3-D Printing in Pharmacy
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| author | Vipin Rao Sonakar, Alok Dixit, Karishma Singh, Kajal Kumari |
| author_facet | Vipin Rao Sonakar, Alok Dixit, Karishma Singh, Kajal Kumari |
| contents | <p><span lang="EN">The pharmaceutical sector undergo a significant transformation becausethree-dimensional printing technology, which offers more tailored and effective medicine delivery options. Customized dosage forms based on age, weight, and medical conditions can be printed using 3D printing to improve safety and efficacy for individual. With this, tablets and capsules with a variety of pharmaceutically active ingredients can be produced in distinctive forms and sizes. In addition, 3D printing makes it easier to create intricate dosage forms with precise release profiles, which eventually enhances therapeutic results and reduces adverse effects. Despite its use, some problems with material science, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance occurs. To ensure the safety and efficacy of 3D printed dosage forms, more investigation is needed to develop guidelines.3D printing technologyenables to achieve high precision, accuracy, and medication consistency has a dramatic impact on the pharmacy sector. It opens up new possibilities for enhanced drug delivery systems, research and development prospects.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | 3-D Printing in Pharmacy Vipin Rao Sonakar, Alok Dixit, Karishma Singh, Kajal Kumari 3D printing, personalised medication, delivery device, Dosage types, Novel drug delivery, quality control. <p><span lang="EN">The pharmaceutical sector undergo a significant transformation becausethree-dimensional printing technology, which offers more tailored and effective medicine delivery options. Customized dosage forms based on age, weight, and medical conditions can be printed using 3D printing to improve safety and efficacy for individual. With this, tablets and capsules with a variety of pharmaceutically active ingredients can be produced in distinctive forms and sizes. In addition, 3D printing makes it easier to create intricate dosage forms with precise release profiles, which eventually enhances therapeutic results and reduces adverse effects. Despite its use, some problems with material science, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance occurs. To ensure the safety and efficacy of 3D printed dosage forms, more investigation is needed to develop guidelines.3D printing technologyenables to achieve high precision, accuracy, and medication consistency has a dramatic impact on the pharmacy sector. It opens up new possibilities for enhanced drug delivery systems, research and development prospects.</span></p> |
| title | 3-D Printing in Pharmacy |
| topic | 3D printing, personalised medication, delivery device, Dosage types, Novel drug delivery, quality control. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15720019 |