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Micronized dry drug powder-loaded polymer films for delivery of poorly water soluble drugs
Polymer strip films have been recently established as a robust platform for delivery of poorly water-soluble drugs via slurry casting, in particular using stable drug nanosuspensions. In this dissertation, a simpler, economically feasible, and robust method to directly incorporate dry micronized poo
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