Pharmaceutical and cosmetic products for topical administration /

Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products for Topical Administration, Volume 9 provides the product characteristics, formulation, and rationale of topical therapeutic preparations. The book attempts to take the reader logically from the physiological and pathological aspects through to the reasoning behi...

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Main Author: Van Abbe, N. J.
Other Authors: Spearman, R. I. C. (Richard Ian Campbell), Jarrett, A. (Arthur)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: London : Heinemann Medical, 1969.
Series:Pharmaceutical monographs ; volume 9.
Subjects:
Dermatology > Formulae, receipts, prescriptions.
Cosmetics.
Dermatologic agents.
Cosmetics
Dermatologic Agents
Formularies as Topic
Pharmaceutic Aids
Dermatologie > Formules et recettes.
Cosm�etiques.
Agents dermatologiques.
cosmetics.
HEALTH & FITNESS > Diseases > General.
MEDICAL > Clinical Medicine.
MEDICAL > Diseases.
MEDICAL > Evidence-Based Medicine.
MEDICAL > Internal Medicine.
Dermatologic agents
Dermatology
Prescriptions, formulae, receipts, etc.
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Front Cover; Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products for Topical Administration; Copyright Page; GENERAL PREFACE; PREFACE TO VOLUME 9; Table of Contents; Part 1: THE STRUCTURE AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SKIN; CHAPTER 1. FUNCTIONS OF THE INTEGUMENT; THE GENERAL ANATOMY OF THE SKIN3,4,5; THE EPIDERMIS; THE TRANSITIONAL ZONE AND ITS FUNCTIONS; ABNORMAL FORMS OF EPIDERMAL KERATINISATION17; THE HAIR; THE NAILS27,28; THE SEBACEOUS GLANDS29; THE SWEAT GLANDS; THE DERMIS; THE VASCULAR SUPPLY TO THE SKIN; ORGANISMS RESIDENT ON THE SKIN SURFACE42; SKIN COLOUR43; CUTANEOUS SENSATION45
  • Chapter 2. cutaneous permeability46,47water absorption; permeability of electrolytes; permeability of non-electrolytes; penetration by non-physiological substances; passage of substances through the epidermis; passage of substances through the dermis; chapter 3. skin sensitivity and non-specific irritation; non-specific irritants; skin sensitisation by allergens; bites and stings52; drug reactions; physical damage to the skin; chapter 4. pathological changes in the skin; eczema; psoriasis; malignant conditions of the skin; infections of the skin; references; books for further reading
  • Part 2: PHARMACEUTICAL AND COSMETIC PRODUCTSCHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION; GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TOPICAL PREPARATIONS; PROTECTIVE ASPECTS; PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY; CHAPTER 2. VEHICLES FOR DERMATOLOGICAL PRODUCTS; DUSTING POWDERS; SEMI-SOLIDS; VEHICLES FOR DERMATOLOGICAL PRODUCTS; LIPOPHILIC (GREASY) BASES; HYDROPHILIC (WATER-MISCIBLE) BASES; LOTIONS, PAINTS AND LINIMENTS; ALCOHOL IN TOPICAL APPLICATIONS; CHAPTER 3. COSMETIC PREPARATIONS; PERFUMERY; PRODUCTS FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE; FACIAL MAKE-UP; HAIR DRESSINGS; MISCELLANEOUS COSMETICS; CHAPTER 4. TECHNOLOGY OF TOPICAL APPLICATIONS
  • GENERAL PRINCIPLESMIXING; FINISHING OPERATIONS; CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION; CHAPTER 5. USE AND SAFETY OF TOPICAL PREPARATIONS; DIRECTIONS FOR USE; SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS; CHAPTER 6. PACKAGING OF TOPICAL PREPARATIONS; INTRODUCTION; PACKAGING MATERIALS AND CONTAINERS; PRESSURISED PACKS (AEROSOLS); PACKAGE TESTING; Recommended for Further Reading; INDEX

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