Preparación de pomadas medicamentosas hidratadas con la pomada cetílica F.E.IX

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  • JOSÉ MARÍA SUÑE ARBUSSA

Abstract

Se estudia la posible preparación de pomadas medicamentosas hidratadas, utilizando como excipiente pomada cetílica de la farmacopea española, y se dan normas tecnológicas para su preparación atendiendo a la solubilidad o insolubilidad en agua de las sustancias que se incorporen.

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References

Pharmacopoea Helvetica, ed. V, Berne 1935 (Ph. Helv.).

P. CASPARIS y E. W. MEYER, Pharm. Acta Helv., 10, 163. 1935

Farmacopea Oficial Español, IX ed., Madrid 1954 (F. E. IX).

J. Mª. SUÑÉ ARBUSSÁ, Galenica Acta, VI, 211, 1953.

J. Mª. SUÑÉ ARBUSSÁ, Galenica, Acta, VIII, 75, 1955.

J. Mª. SUÑÉ ARBUSSÁ, Galenica Acta, IX, 213, 1956.

Farmacapea Oficial Española, VIII ed., Madrid 1930 (F. E. VIII)

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Published

1960-02-20

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SUÑE ARBUSSA JM. Preparación de pomadas medicamentosas hidratadas con la pomada cetílica F.E.IX. Ars Pharm [Internet]. 1960 Feb. 20 [cited 2024 May 18];1(2):91-6. Available from: https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/ars/article/view/5803

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (1960)

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