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  • 21. [Morphine hydrochloride suppositories. II. Bioavailability of morphine hydrochloride suppositories in dogs].
    Tan T, Kitamura K, Yamanaka M, Kojima K, Nakanishi Y, Arakawa S.
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    Nakanishi K, Masada M, Nadai T.
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  • 24. In vitro drug liberation and kinetics of sustained release indomethacin suppository.
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  • 26. [Sustained-release progesterone vaginal suppositories 3-development and clinical feasibility testing].
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    Kawashima S, Inoue Y, Shimeno T, Fujiwara H.
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  • 29. Study on absorption of indomethacin from sustained-release suppositories containing hydrogenated soybean lecithin in rabbits.
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  • 32. Studies on sustained-release suppositories. I. Effect of alginic acid addition on rectal absorption of bacampicillin in rabbits.
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  • 33. Thermal and rheological study of lipophilic ethosuximide suppositories.
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  • 38. [Comparison of in vitro model examinaitons with respect to drug release from suppositories].
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