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This chapter explains some of the principles that have been followed during the production of this textbook. The basic principal is that the structure follows the needs of the patient. Concepts such as preparation, manufacturing, reconstitution, aseptic handling, hazardous substances are defined in order to avoid any ambiguity. Specific terminology on the technological operation of dispersing is defined, which covers particle size reduction, mixing and de-agglomeration. Any spelling and notations used in the European Pharmacopoeia have been followed in this book, in the absence of such guidance they are defined herein.
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The authors thank Cathrien Dijken (c.dijken@ahz.nl) for the concept.
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Bouwman-Boer, Y., Fenton-May, V., Le Brun, P. (2015). Introduction. In: Bouwman-Boer, Y., Fenton-May, V., Le Brun, P. (eds) Practical Pharmaceutics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-15814-3_1
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