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DRUG DELIVERY TO

EYE

By

shiva

B.pharmacy

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INTRODUCTION: Definition: They are specialized dosage forms

designed to be instilled onto the external surface of the eye (topical), administered inside (intraocular) or adjacent (periocular) to the eye or used in conjunction with an ophthalmic device.

Conventional ophthalmic dosage forms (solutions, suspensions, ointments, etc) after instillation into the eye, are rapidly drained away from the ocular cavity due to tear flow and lacrimal nasal drainage.

The newest dosage forms for ophthalmic drug delivery are: liposomes, nanoparticles ,mucoadhesives,ocular inserts.

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LIMITATIONS OF CONVENTIONAL DRUG DELIVERY

Solution drainage by gravity Frequent instillation is necessary Conjuctival absorption

ADVANTAGES OF AVANCED DUG DELIVERY Sustained and/or controlled drug release Site-specific targeting Protect the drug from chemical or enzymatic

hydrolysis Increasing contact time and thus improving

bioavailability Better patient compliance.

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PARTS OF EYE

1. Sclera,

2. Choroids,

3. Cornea,

4. Cilliary Body- Secretion

of aq. humor,

5. Lens,

6. Retina,

7. Conjuctiva,

8. Vitreous Compartmen

t,

9. Lacrimal gland.

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MECHANISM OF ABSORPTION

Non-Corneal Absorption

• Penetration across Sclera & Conjuctiva into Intra Ocular tissues

• Non-Productive: because penetrated drug is absorbed by general circulation

Corneal Absorption

• Outer Epithelium: rate limiting barrier, with pore size 60å,Only access to small ionic & lipophillic molecules

• Trans cellular transport: transport between corneal epithelium & stroma.

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USE OF MUCOADHESIVES IN OCULAR DRUG DELIVERY Mucoadhesives contain the dosage form which

remains adhered to cornea until the polymer is degraded or mucus replaces itself.

Types-1. Naturally Occurring Mucoadhesives- Lectins,

Fibronectins 2. Synthetic Mucoadhesives-PVA ,Carbopol,

carboxymethylcellulose,cross-linked polyacrylic acid

Drugs incorporated in to this are pilocarpine, lidocaine, benzocaine and prednisolone acetate.

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MECHANISM OF MUCOADHESION

• The polymer undergoes swelling in water,

• Entanglement of the polymer chains with mucin on the epithelial surface.

• The un-ionized carboxylic acid residues on the polymer form hydrogen bonds with the mucin.

• The water- swellable yet water-insoluble systems are preferred

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OCULAR INSERTS: Sterile preparations, with a thin, multilayered,

drug-impregnated, solid or semisolid consistency devices placed into cul-de-sac or conjunctival sac.

Advantages Increasing contact time and thus improving

bioavailability. Providing a prolong drug release and thus a better

efficacy. Reduction of systemic side effects and thus

reduced adverse effects. Reduction of the number of administrations and

thus better patient compliance.

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* Ease of handling and insertion* Lack of expulsion during wear* Reproducibility of release kinetics (Zero-order

drug delivery)* Applicability to variety of drugs* Non-interference with vision and oxygen

permeability.* Sterility.* Ease of manufacture

DESIRED CRITERIA FOR OCULAR INSERTS

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C) Nanoparticle

D) Liposome

Types:

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NON ERODIBLE:1. Ocusert: is a multilayered structure consisting of a

drug containing core surrounded on each side by a layer of copolymer membranes through which the drug diffuses at a constant rate.

The rate of drug diffusion is controlled by:- The polymer composition- The membrane thickness- The solubility of the drug

e.g. The Ocusert® Pilo-20 and Pilo-40 Ocular system - Designed to be placed in the inferior cul-de-sac

between the sclera and the eyelid and to release pilocarpine continuously at a steady rate for 7days.

- consists of (a) a drug reservoir, pilocarpine (free base), and a carrier material, alginic acid: (b) a rate controller ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer membrane.

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2. Contact lens:

Presoaked Hydrophilic lens.

Drug Release : within 1st 30 Min.

Alternate approach : incorporate drug either as soln or

suspension .e.g. Pilocarpine.

Release rate is up to : 180 hr.

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ERODIBLE:1. SODI (soluble ocular drug insert):

• Small water soluble made of soluble synthetic polymers.• Composition : Acryl amide, Vinyl Pyrolidone, Ethylacrylate.• Weight 15-16 mg.

In 10-15 sec Softens;In 10-15 min. turns in Viscous Liquids;After 30-60min. Becomes Polymeric Solution.

ADVANTAGES:

•Single SODI application : replaces 4-12 eye drops Instillation, or 3-6 application of Ointments.

•Once a day treatment of Glaucoma.

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2.Lacrisert:• Sterile, Rod Shaped device.

• Composition: HPC.

• Weight:5mg,

• Dimension:Diameter:12.5mm, Length:3.5mm

• Use:-Dry eye treatment.

3.Minidisc: It is made up of counter disc with Convex front & Concave back

surface in contact with eye ball. 4-5mm in diameter. Composition : Silicon based polymer. Drug release upto170 hr.

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LIPOSOMES: Vesicle composed of phospholipid bilayer enclosing

aqueous compartment in alternate fashion. Biodegradable, Non-toxic in nature. Types :1.MLV

2.ULV-SUV( upto 100 nm)

3. LUV(more than 100 nm) Polar drugs are incorporated in aqueous compartment while

lipophilic drug are intercalated into the liposome membrane. Phospholipids used- Phophotidylcholine,

Phosphotidic acid, Phosphotidyleserine,Cardiolipine

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ADVANTAGES Drugs delivered intact to various body tissues.Liposomes can be used for both hydrophilic

and hydrophobic drug.Possibility of targeting and decrease drug

toxicity.The size, charge and other characteristics can

be altered according to drug and desired tissue. DISADVANTAGES OF LIPOSOMES

They need many modification for drug delivery to special organs.

Cost .

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NANOPARTICLES: For water soluble drugs Size is about 10-1000 nm Drug is dispersed, encapsulated or absorbed Produced by emulsion polymerization Polymerization is carried out by chemical

initiation, or by irradiation with gamma rays, uv or visible light.

Polymer used are biodegradable. E.g: Nanoparticles of pilocarpine have shown an

enhanced miotic response by about 22-23%.

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Advantages of Nanoparticles

Sustained drug release and prolonged therapeutic activity

Site-specific targeting Higher cellular permeability Protect the drug from chemical or enzymatic

hydrolysis Efficient in crossing membrane barriers -blood

retinal barrier Act as an inert carrier.

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