
Raween Kalicharan- PharmD PhD
- Drug product developer at Netherlands Cancer Institute
Raween Kalicharan
- PharmD PhD
- Drug product developer at Netherlands Cancer Institute
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Introduction
Raween Kalicharan currently works at the Department of Laboratory and Clinical Pharmacy, University Medical Center Utrecht. Raween does research in Pharmacy. Their current project is 'Drug product developments'.
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July 2017 - July 2020
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Background
Imatinib treatment is approved for several indications, including chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) and gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST). Although adverse events are common, hypersensitivity reactions are not. Because there is a clear clinical benefit of imatinib treatment, re‐introduction of imatinib after a hypersensitivity reaction...
Sustained release of lipophilic compounds can be achieved with oil depots. These parenteral formulations are generally injected in the vastus lateralis and deltoid muscle. It is known that the absorption rate differs between these two muscles. The reason for this is not fully understood. The aim of the current study was to investigate the fate of a...
Long-term therapy of nandrolone (N) is recommended to increase mineral density and muscle strength. Using a parenteral sustained release drug formulation with nandrolone decanoate (ND), therapeutic N levels can be achieved and maintained. Until now, it is unknown if hydrolysis of ND into N occurs in tissue at the injection site or after systemic ab...
Pharmaceutical oil depots are meant to release active substances at a sustained rate. Most of these depots contain benzyl alcohol (BOH) to facilitate the production and administration. Because BOH changes the solubility of components in both the body fluid and the oil formulation, it is relevant to know the change in the BOH concentration in the oi...
Oil depots are parenteral drug formulations meant for sustained release of lipophilic compounds. According to mass transport models, the drug-release rate from these injections is determined by the surface area of the oil depot. Until now, the size of the surface area of injected depots has not been assessed, however. MRI provides an excellent poss...
OBJECTIVE: To study the in vitro release of the compounds tobramycin sulphate (TS), Colistin sulphate (CS) and nystatin from the oral paste for selective oropharyngeal decontamination. DESIGN AND METHODS: The release of the active compounds was studied for 2 hours in a medium of phosphate buffer using various methods. Diffusion was studied with the...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the in vitro efficacy of six novel ophthalmic clarithromycin formulations and to explore the pharmaceutical aspects of these formulations that may influence patient tolerability. Because clarithromycin ophthalmic formulations are not registered in Europe, we manufactured several extemporaneous ophthalmic formulations. DESIGN...
Oil depots are parenteral drug formulations meant for sustained release of lipophilic compounds. Until now, a comprehensive understanding of the mechanism of drug absorption from oil depots is lacking. The aim of this paper was to fill this gap. A clinical study with healthy volunteers was conducted. An oil depot with nandrolone decanoate and benzy...
Selective oropharyngeal decontamination (SOD) is used in many ICUs in the Netherlands and some other European countries. While its clinical effect has been studied intensively, no studies have been done to assess the biopharmaceutical aspects of the paste, i.e. it is not known which local concentrations exist. For this study, five healthy volunteer...