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Scientific and elegant packaging of a pharmaceutical product is key factor for successful marketing and patient acceptability. Without proper packaging efforts and expenses in manufacturing processes will go with the wind.This book provides a quick guide for the pharmaceutical students, researchers and industrial practitioners as will as pharmacists in practice on the packaging of various dosage forms, the secrets of quality assurance and quality control aspects.
Although plastic syringes are the most popular device used to contain preparations for parenteral administration, most professionals and users know a few about its detailed technology and quality attributes. This book presents an informative reference on UpToDate techniques of its production processes, international requirements, specifications quality assurance and quality control tests for both the syringe body and the needle.
The fact that spoilage and loss of integrity of packaging of a pharmaceutical product is a probable pathway of product disqualification as well as a contaminated syringe or a forcefully penetration of the needle will absolutely result in patient sufferers and even may lead to loss of life. This book provides practical solutions to such problems based on scientific knowledge and practical experience basis.
Dr. Abdrhman Mahmoud Gamil
Dr. Abdrhman Gamil, Bsc, Ms, PhD Pharm, sixty-nine, who is a former dean of faculty of pharmacy at Alneelain University – Sudan and Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical technology and pharmacy practice at National University of Sudan is an ex- Major General at SAF. He spent about 44 years in the field of pharmacy, most of it in the industrial pharmacy, researches and academic education. Dr. Gamil has many publications in a peered review journals, he is a member of many professional committees and societies, research supervisor and examiner of postgraduate students.
Dr. Gamil is a founder of a solid dosage form manufacturing plant, Beta-lactam capsules and dry suspension, large volume parenteral pharmaceutical plat, pharmaceutical plastic bottles, and participate in planning and erection of sterile cephalosporine plant. He is the founder and manager of the first plant in Sudan for manufacturing of single-use plastic syringes. Having this experience, it should be passed to the coming generation and that is Dr. Gamil’s message to all retired colleagues; not to bury up knowledge.
