An alternative to the standard USP/Ph.Eur induction port currently used for aerodynamic particle size measurement, the Alberta Idealised Throat is said to more closely represent aerodynamic conditions in the human throat, supporting better in vivo/in vitro correlations (IVIVCs) within an r&d environment. It was developed in co-operation with the University of Alberta, Canada.
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Alberta Idealised Throat said to more closely represent human throat conditions
An alternative to the standard USP/Ph.Eur induction port currently used for aerodynamic particle size measurement, the Alberta Idealised Throat is said to more closely represent aerodynamic conditions in the human throat, supporting better in vivo/in vitro correlations (IVIVCs) within an r&d environment. It was developed in co-operation with the University of Alberta, Canada.
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