Bilayered oromucosal film preparations (buccal films) offer a promising way to enable drug
administration via the oral cavity. Adding a non-soluble or slowly eroding/dissolving backing …

Buccal mucosa has emerged as an attractive site for systemic administration of drug in
paediatric patients. This route is simple and non-invasive, even if the saliva wash-out effect …

This paper describes the preparation of new buccal bilayered devices comprising a drug-
containing mucoadhesive layer and a drug-free backing layer, by two different methods …

Introduction: The oral mucosa has recently become increasingly important as an alternative
administration route for tailor-made, controlled drug delivery. Oromucosal multilayer films …

This paper describes the preparation of new bilayered device comprising a drug containing
mucoadhesive layer and a drug free backing layer. Bilaminated films were produced by a …

We examined the penetration rate of lidocaine (LC) through excised oral mucosa from
hamster cheek pouch and the in vitro release rate of LC from film dosage forms with …

The aim of this study was to prepare and characterise monolayered multipolymeric films
(MMFs) comprising of a hydrophilic drug (Propranolol HCl)(PHCl) and polymers of opposing …

Extensive research on transmucosal drug delivery in the past few decades has resulted in
the clinical application of several drug molecules through the buccal route. Interestingly …

The aim of the present study was to prepare and evaluate patches for the controlled release
of lidocaine in the oral cavity. Mucoadhesive buccal patches, containing 8mg/cm2 lidocaine …

The goal of this study was the preparation of multilayer polyectrolyte films intended for
buccal delivery of benzydamine (BZ). Another important issue was to evaluate the effect of …