Latest Research on Extraction/Leaching, Split-Cakes and More in Jan/Feb PDA Journal
Three new research articles in the January/February PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology address extraction/leaching, split-cakes and calculating random effects model tolerance intervals.
Research
- Denise Bohrer, et al., “Extraction/leaching of Metal Containing Additives from Polyvinyl Chloride, Ethyl Vinyl Acetate, and Polypropylene Bags and Infusion Sets into Infusion Solutions”
- Philippe Lam and Thomas W. Patapoff, “Split-cakes, still delicious”
- Richard O. Montes, Richard K. Burdick, and David J. LeBlond, “Simple Approach to Calculate Random Effects Model Tolerance Intervals to Set Release and Shelf-life Specification Limits of Pharmaceutical Products”
Technology/Application
- Diego Zurbriggen, et al., “Assessment of Extractable Elements from Elastomers”
- Liang Fang and Cathy Zhao, “Modeling the Permeation Rates of Organic Migrants Through a Fluoropolymer Film”
Case Study
- Xia Cathy Zhao, et al., “A Case Study to Address a Gap in the Device-to-Vial Interface Stopper Push-in by Chemo Spikes - An Overlooked Oncology Safety Risk”
Commentary
- Dennis Jenke, “How One Might Experimentally Determine if Container Closure Systems and their Components and Materials of Construction Contribute Elemental Impurities to Packaged Pharmaceutical Drug Products”