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SHREE SANTKRUPA SHIKSHAN SANSTHA`S SHREE SANTKRUPA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Shivajinagar, Ghogaon, Karad Students Name : Mukesh Kapse Class: M Pharm 1st Year ( Pharmaceutics ) 3D PRINTING IN PHARMACEUTICALAND MEDICAL APPLICATIONS ABSTRACT : The influence of additive manufacturing has grown significantly in recent years because to the increasing need for personalized pharmaceuticals and medical equipment. One of the most innovative and effective tools for tissue engineering, disease modelling, and precision production of specifically created dosage forms is 3D printing. The most recent advancements include cell-based materials for regenerative medicine, multifunctional drug delivery systems with accelerated release characteristics, adjustable and personalized dosage forms, implants and phantoms that match a patient's unique anatomy, and personalized and adjustable dosage forms. INTRODUCTION : 3D Printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model. Successive layers of material are laid down to construct a customized object. Each layer can be seen as a thinly sliced horizontal cross- section of the eventual object. APLLICATION : Spritam is the first three dimensional (3D) printed drug product approved by the FDA Manufacture by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals. Spritam uses ZipDose Technology platform, which produces a porous formulation through 3D printing; this allows the formulation to quickly disintegrate with a sip of liquid. 3D PRINTING METHODS : Binder Jet Printing Stereolithography Selective Laser Sintering Fuse Deposition Modelling ADVANTAGES : 1. Occupy minimal space and are affordable. 2. Avoid Batch to Batch Variation seen in bulk manufacturing dosage form. 3. Fast printing speed. 4.Reduced cost due to lesser wastage. DISADVANTAGES : 1. Expensive laser systems. 2. Limited Selection of Materials. 3. During the processing stages, rough surfaces are produced. CONCLUSION : 3D printing has become a useful and potential tool for the pharmaceutical sector, leading to personalized medicine focused on the patients needs. 3D Printing technology is emerging as a new horizon for advanced drug delivery with built-in flexibility that is well suited for personalized/customized medication. 3D Printing technology will revolutionize the pharmaceutical manufacturing style and formulation techniques. REFERENCE 1. Jose, P. (2018). 3D printing of pharmaceutical a potential technology in personalised medicine. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Development. 2. Jamr坦z, W., Szafraniec, J., Kurek, M., & Jachowicz, R. (2018). 3D Printing in Pharmaceutical and Medical Applications Recent Achievements and Challenges. Pharmaceutical Research, 35(9)

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  • 1. SHREE SANTKRUPA SHIKSHAN SANSTHA`S SHREE SANTKRUPA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Shivajinagar, Ghogaon, Karad Students Name : Mukesh Kapse Class: M Pharm 1st Year ( Pharmaceutics ) 3D PRINTING IN PHARMACEUTICALAND MEDICAL APPLICATIONS ABSTRACT : The influence of additive manufacturing has grown significantly in recent years because to the increasing need for personalized pharmaceuticals and medical equipment. One of the most innovative and effective tools for tissue engineering, disease modelling, and precision production of specifically created dosage forms is 3D printing. The most recent advancements include cell-based materials for regenerative medicine, multifunctional drug delivery systems with accelerated release characteristics, adjustable and personalized dosage forms, implants and phantoms that match a patient's unique anatomy, and personalized and adjustable dosage forms. INTRODUCTION : 3D Printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model. Successive layers of material are laid down to construct a customized object. Each layer can be seen as a thinly sliced horizontal cross- section of the eventual object. APLLICATION : Spritam is the first three dimensional (3D) printed drug product approved by the FDA Manufacture by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals. Spritam uses ZipDose Technology platform, which produces a porous formulation through 3D printing; this allows the formulation to quickly disintegrate with a sip of liquid. 3D PRINTING METHODS : Binder Jet Printing Stereolithography Selective Laser Sintering Fuse Deposition Modelling ADVANTAGES : 1. Occupy minimal space and are affordable. 2. Avoid Batch to Batch Variation seen in bulk manufacturing dosage form. 3. Fast printing speed. 4.Reduced cost due to lesser wastage. DISADVANTAGES : 1. Expensive laser systems. 2. Limited Selection of Materials. 3. During the processing stages, rough surfaces are produced. CONCLUSION : 3D printing has become a useful and potential tool for the pharmaceutical sector, leading to personalized medicine focused on the patients needs. 3D Printing technology is emerging as a new horizon for advanced drug delivery with built-in flexibility that is well suited for personalized/customized medication. 3D Printing technology will revolutionize the pharmaceutical manufacturing style and formulation techniques. REFERENCE 1. Jose, P. (2018). 3D printing of pharmaceutical a potential technology in personalised medicine. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Development. 2. Jamr坦z, W., Szafraniec, J., Kurek, M., & Jachowicz, R. (2018). 3D Printing in Pharmaceutical and Medical Applications Recent Achievements and Challenges. Pharmaceutical Research, 35(9)