Process for micronizing slightly-soluble drug

Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Preparations characterized by special physical form – Particulate form

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424 47, 424451, 424464, A61K 914, A61K 916

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ABSTRACT:
A process for micronizing a slightly-soluble drug characterized by subjecting a mixture of said drug and a sugar or sugar alcohol to high-speed stirring comminution or impact comminution in order to produce a micronized drug having an average diameter of less than about 2-3 mm. Also provided is a pharmaceutical formulation which comprises the micronized drug.

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