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In vitro diffusion and skin penetration of azelaic preparations: study of correlations

Maru, U.; Michaud, P.; Garrigue, J.; Oustrin, J.; Rouffiac, R.

Journal de Pharmacie de Belgique 37(3): 207-213

1982

ISSN/ISBN: 0047-2166
PMID: 7131228
Document Number: 5409
The delivery of azelaic acid was studied from three dermic formulations: 1. a water soluble ointment base, 2. an emulsion oilmenl base, 3. a jelly. "In vitro" diffusion kinetics were stated with several artificial, porous or lipidic, membranes, or with Nake Rat skin. A study of absorption "in vivo" through human skin was also performed. Formulation changed results significantly. Correlations were shown between "in vivo" and some "in vitro" kinetics.

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