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How critical quality attributes and process variables drive the in-vitro performance of pMDIs: new technologies and methods

Alyssa Newcomb1, Dino J. Farina1, Ben Okorodudu1 1Proveris Scientific Corporation, 290 Donald Lynch Blvd, Suite 100, Marlborough, MA, U.S.A. Keywords Pressurized metered dose inhaler (“pMDI”), design of experiments (“DoE”), shaking duration, spray pattern, dose content uniformity (“DCU”), aerodynamic particle size distribution (“APSD”) Poster presentation at Inhalation Asia 2015. Contact Inhalation Asia for further information.

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How critical quality attributes and process variables drive the in-vitro performance of pMDIs: new technologies and methods

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