Percutaneous Enhancement Function of Volatile Oil from Eugenia caryophyllata on Ligustrazine Phospate Patch
Objective; To investigate percutaneous penetration effect of different concentration of volatile oil from Eugenia caryophyllata on ligustrazine phosphate (LP). Method; Modified Franz diffusion cell method was used, with azone as positive control, LP without penetration enhancers as negative control, penetration effect of 3% , 5% , 7% and 10% volatile oil from E. caryophyllata on LP through mouse skin were investigated, the content of LP was determined by HPLC. Result; Average cumulative permeation volume ( Ql2 ) of the 4 concentrations of volatile oil from E. caryophyllata on LP in 12 h were 3. 030, 4. 066, 1. 845 and 1. 205 mg-cm"2, respectively j and enhancing rates ( ER) in 12 h were 1.54, 2.06, 0.96 and 0.62, respectively. Compared with Qn of negative control group, 5% and 3% volatile oil from E. caryophyllata had significantly enhancing effect. Conclusion; 3% and 5% volatile oil from E. caryophyllata could enhance permeation volume of LP through mouse skin obviously, and had great enhancing effect.
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