Sarfaraz K. Niazi - Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations, Second Edition_ (Six-Volume Set) (2009).pdf

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2、ume 2,type v2-5 in the page#box and so forth.S a r f a r a z K.N i a z iPharmaceutical Scientist,Inc.Deerfield,Illinois,USAV O L U M E O N ESecond EditionHandbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing FormulationsCompressed Solid ProductsNiazi_978-1420081169_TP.indd 25/26/09 12:28:06 PMSPHSPHFMIHBK039-Nia

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16、ite SPHSPHFMIHBK039-Niazi-FMMay 26,200922:21Char Count=to the memory of Sidney RiegelmanSPHSPHFMIHBK039-Niazi-FMMay 26,200922:21Char Count=Preface to the SeriesSecond EditionThe science and the art of pharmaceutical formulation keepsevolving as new materials,methods,and machines becomereadilyavailab

17、letoproducemorereliable,stable,andrelease-controlled formulations.At the same time,globalization ofsourcing of raw and finished pharmaceuticals brings chal-lenges to regulatory authorities and results in more frequentrevisions to the current good manufacturing practices,regu-latory approval dossier

18、requirements,and the growing needfor cost optimization.Since the publication of the first editionof this book,a lot has changed in all of these areas of impor-tance to pharmaceutical manufacturers.The second editionbuilds on the dynamic nature of the science and art of for-mulations and provides an

19、evermore useful handbook thatshould be highly welcomed by the industry,the regulatoryauthorities,as well as the teaching institutions.The first edition of this book was a great success as itbrought under one umbrella the myriad of choices availableto formulators.The readers were very responsive and

20、com-municatedwithmefrequentlypointingouttotheweaknessesaswellasthestrengthsofthebook.Thesecondeditiontotallyrevised attempts to achieve these by making major changesto the text,some of which include:1.Complete,revised errors corrected and subject matterreorganized for easy reference.Whereas this ser

21、ies hassix volumes differentiated on the basis of the type ofdosage form and a separate inclusion of the U.S.OTCproducts,ideally the entire collection is needed to ben-efit from the myriad of topics relating to formulations,regulatory compliance,and dossier preparation.2.Total number of pages is inc

22、reased from 1684 to 2726.3.Total number of formulations is expanded by about 30%with many newly approved formulations.4.Novel formulations are now provided for a variety ofdrugs;these data are collected from the massive intellec-tual property data and suggest toward the future trendof formulations.W

23、hile some of these formulations maynot have been approved in the United States or Europe,these do provide additional choices,particularly for theNDA preparation.As always,it is the responsibility ofthe manufacturer to assure that the intellectual propertyrights are not violated.5.A significant chang

24、e in this edition is the inclusion ofcommercial products;while most of this informationis culled out from the open source such as the FOIA(http:/www.fda.gov/foi/default.htm),I have made at-tempts to reconstruct the critical portions of it basedon what I call the generally acceptable standards.Thedru

25、g companies are advised to assure that any intellec-tual property rights are not violated and this applies toall information contained in this book.The freedom ofinformation act(FOIA)is an extremely useful conduitfor reliable information and manufacturers are stronglyurged to make use of this inform

26、ation.Whereas this in-formation is provided free of charge,the process of ob-taining the information may be cumbersome,in whichcase,commercial sources of these databases can proveuseful,particularly for the non-U.S.companies.6.Also included are the new Good Manufacturing Guide-lines(2007)withamendme

27、nts(2008)fortheUnitedStatesand similar updates for European Union and WHO;it isstrongly urged that the companies discontinue using allold documents as there are significant changes in the re-vised form,and many of them are likely to reduce thecost of GMP compliance.7.Details on design of clean rooms

28、 is a new entry that willbe of great use to sterile product manufacturers;whereasthe design and flow of personnel and material flow is ofcritical nature,regulatory agencies view these differentlyand the manufacturer is advised always to comply withmost stringent requirements.8.Addition of a self-aud

29、iting template in each volume ofthe series.While the cGMP compliance is a complex is-sueandtherequirementsdiversifiedacrosstheglobe,thebasic compliance remains universal.I have chosen theEuropean Union guidelines(as these are more in tunewith the ICH)to prepare a self-audit module that I rec-ommend

30、that every manufacturer adopt as a routine toassure GMP compliance.In most instances reading thetemplate by those responsible for compliance with keepthem sensitive to the needs of GMP.9.OTC products cross-referenced in other volumes whereappropriate.This was necessary since the regulatory au-thorit

31、ies worldwide define this class of drug differently.It is important to iterate that regardless of the prescrip-tion or the OTC status of a product,the requirements forcompliance with the cGMP apply equally.10.OTCmonographstatusisanewsectionaddedtotheOTCvolumeandthisshouldallowmanufacturerstochoseap-

32、propriate formulations that may not require a filing withthe regulatory agencies;it is important to iterate that anapproved OTC monograph includes details of formula-tionincludingthetypesandquantitiesofactivedrugandexcipients,labeling,and presentation.To qualify the ex-emption,the manufacturer must

33、comply with the mono-graph in its entirety.However,subtle modifications thatare merely cosmetic in nature and where there is an evi-dence that the modification will not affect the safety andefficacy of the products can be made but require priorapproval of the regulatory agencies and generally theseapprovals are granted.11.Expanded discussion on critical factors in the manufac-turing of formulation