PRESERVATIVES IN EYE DROPS
PRESERVATIVES IN EYE DROPS
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滴眼剂中的防腐剂
DOI:
10.1111/j.1755-3768.1969.tb08132.x
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发表时间:
1969
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
A. Malmborg
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文献类型:
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作者:
R. Barkman;M. Germanis;G. Karpe;A. Malmborg
The importance of eye drops being sterile on use has been increasingly emphasized in recent decades. Consequently, aseptic preparation, sterilization and addition of preservatives are three steps of consequence in their manufacture. Another matter of significance is for the drops to be dispensed and dispatched in such containers that infection of the contents is prevented in connexion with their use. Demands for the sterility of eye drops have been introduced into most pharmacopoeias during the past 20 years. Pharmacopoea Nordica (1 965) prescribes that the eye drops should be prepared aseptically, be sterile if they are stored, and a suitable preservative added unless the drug has a bactericidal effect. In the pharmacopoeias of other countries as well, it is prescribed or at any rate recommended that eye drops should contain preservatives. Much work has been devoted to finding suitable preservatives (e. g . Dale et al. 1949, Hughson & Styron 1949, Theodore & Feinstein 1952, 1953, Brewer et al. 1953, Goldstein 1953, Klein et al. 1954, Grote & Woods 1955, Lawrence 1955, Murphy et a1 1955, Riegelman et al. 1955, 1956, 1958, Clausen 1957, Deeb & Boenigh 1958, Whittet 1959, Runti 1960, Anderson et al. 1964, Hugo & Foster 1964). One of the properties required of a suitable preservative is that it has a rapid lethal effect on bacteria, as well as on fungi and viruses (McPherson & Wood