Aventis Pharma S.a.

Rhone-Poulenc Rorer S.a.

Rhone-Poulenc Sante

Societe Rhone-Progil

Michel Deleuil

Eraclis Statiotis

Pierre Labourt-Ibarre

Robert Rona

Francois Meiller

Jean-claude Le Thiesse

Claude Bonnebat

Pearls of an active principle exhibiting an indefinite crystallization point, wherein said pearls exhibit a prolonged, immediate or combination release profiles, are made by melting the active principle and a crystallization excipient to create a molten mixture; introducing the mixture into feed receptacles of a prilling tower; passing the mixture through a nozzle which is vibrated to form pearls; and allowing the pearls to fall in the tower countercurrentwise to cold air, where the tower is provided with a fluidized bed proximate the bottom of the tower and the temperature conditions of the said fluidized bed are maintained depending on the release profile desired.

Method for the preparation of pearls and pearls obtained containing an

Process for the preparation of pearls based on a pharmaceutical active substance exhibiting an indefinite crystallization point. The said active substance is mixed in molten form with a pharmaceutical excipient promoting the solidification of the active substance, the melt is forced to pass through a nozzle which is subjected to a vibration, the pearls formed are allowed to fall in a tower countercurrentwise to a gas, and the pearls formed are collected in the bottom of the tower.

Process for the preparation of medication in the form of pearls

Process for the preparation of pearls based on a pharmaceutical active substance exhibiting an indefinite crystallization point. The said active substance is mixed in molten form which a pharmaceutical excipient promoting the solidification of the active substance, the melt is forced to pass through a nozzle which is subjected to a vibration, the pearls formed are allowed to fall in a tower countercurrentwise to a gas, and the pearls formed are collected in the bottom of the tower.

Process for the preparation of medications in the form of pearls

Bodies formed of porous, divided or colloidal inorganic material containing surface hydroxyl groups which are modified by grafting to the surface an organic group to establish an --O--Si bond, wherein the organic group has an average molecular weight greater than 150 and contains at least one hydrophilic functional group. The bodies of this invention are well suited for use in chromatography.

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Michel Deleuil