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OBJECTIVE:To improve the dispersion stability in water of Tussilago farfara powder,and to improve compliance of Xiao’er feike granules. METHODS:The effects of 4 kinds of dispersion stabilizer (sodium hexametaphosphate, dextrin, PEG4000 and lecithin) on dispersion stability of suspension in water were investigated during the grinding of T. farfara using rate of absorbance change(β)and Zeta potential as index;IR spectrum of samples were characterized. Using original formulation with-out dispersion stabilizer as control,the dispersion stability of new formulation granules in water were analyzed comparatively after adding dispersion stabilizer. RESULTS:Among 4 kinds of dispersion stabilizer,β of sample prepared by sodium hexametaphos-phate was the lowest,while Zeta potential of it was the highest;compared with original T. farfara,β of T. farfara grinded with 2.5% sodium hexametaphosphate decreased by 16.8%,and Zeta potential absolute value increased by 29.4%;no new peak was found in IR spectrum. Compared with control granules,granules suspension prepared by new formulation had lower β and higher Zeta potential absolute value (P<0.01);particle size was 30 μm and no large particle aggregation was found;β was less than 5.0% within 20 s sedimentation. CONCLUSIONS:During the preparation of Xiao’er feike granules,the application of sodium hexametaphosphate in the grinding of T. farfara powder can improve the dispersion stability of granules in water and the compliance of the preparation.
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Avaliou-se o efeito de dois fosfatos, tripolifosfato de sódio (TPF) e hexametafosfato de sódio (HMF), incorporados à ração seca sob diferentes formas, como cobertura do grânulo da ração e no interior da massa da ração, na prevenção do desenvolvimento de cálculo dentário em 25 cães. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi inteiramente ao acaso, com cinco tratamentos e cinco repetições. Os tratamentos experimentais foram: 1) ração seca; 2) ração seca com TPF incorporado na cobertura do grânulo da ração; 3) ração seca com TPF incorporado na massa da ração; 4) ração seca com HMF incorporado na cobertura do grânulo da ração; 5) ração seca com HMF incorporado na massa da ração. Os animais receberam as dietas por um período experimental de 90 dias e, após esse período, foram submetidos à avaliação da área de cálculo dentário formado. A inclusão do HMF na ração seca, tanto na cobertura dos grânulos como no interior da massa, e do TPF, como cobertura dos grânulos, reduziu o acúmulo de cálculo dentário em cães, comparada à dieta sem adição de fosfatos. O HMF foi o fosfato mais eficiente, ao reduzir o acúmulo de cálculo dentário em até 47 por cento. As formas de inclusão do HMF na ração não influenciaram o acúmulo de cálculo dentário. Houve redução do desenvolvimento de cálculo dentário pela incorporação do TPF como cobertura do grânulo da ração, comparada à inclusão deste fosfato no interior da massa da ração. Conclui-se que os fosfatos incorporados na ração seca reduzem o acúmulo de cálculo dentário em cães.
The effect of dry food treated with sodium tripolyphosphate (TPP) or sodium hexametaphosphate (HMP), as kibble coated or added into the interior of the kibble on the accumulation of dental calculus in 25 dogs was evaluated. The study used a completely randomized design with five treatments and five repetitions. The experimental treatments were: 1) dry food; 2) dry food coated with TPP; 3) dry food with TPP incorporated into the interior of the kibble; 4) dry food coated with HMP; 5) dry food with HMP incorporated into the interior of the kibble. The animals received the diets for a 90-day experimental period, and then, the teeth were clinically examined for the presence of calculus. The inclusion of HMP in the dry food, as kibble coated or added into the interior of the kibble, and the inclusion of TPP as kibble coated reduced the accumulation of dental calculus compared to the control group without anti-calculus agents. HMP was the most efficient phosphate, reducing the accumulation of dental calculus in 47 percent. The forms of HMP inclusion in the dry food exerted no significant effect upon calculus formation. However, there was a reduction of calculus accumulation when TPF was incorporated as coating of the kibble, compared to the inclusion of this phosphate into the interior of the kibble. It was concluded that phosphates incorporated in the dry food reduce the accumulation of dental calculus in dogs.
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Animals , Male , Female , Animal Feed , Dental Calculus/prevention & control , Dental Calculus/veterinary , Dogs , Phosphates/administration & dosage , Phosphates/metabolism , Phosphates/therapeutic useABSTRACT
Avaliou-se a utilização de coadjuvantes na diminuição da placa bacteriana e formação do cálculo dentário em 16 cães. O delineamento experimental foi casualizado com quatro tratamentos (T) e quatro repetições. Os tratamentos foram: T1- controle, T2- coadjuvante com ação mecânica, T3- coadjuvante com tripolifosfato de sódio e T4- coadjuvante com hexametafosfato de sódio. Após sete dias de adaptação, no dia anterior ao início dos tratamentos, os animais foram submetidos à remoção de cálculo dentário. O experimento teve duração de 21 dias e ao final realizaram-se as medições das placas bacterianas formadas com o uso de marcadores (fucsina). O coadjuvante somente com ação mecânica não foi efetivo em retardar o aparecimento da placa bacteriana. Os coadjuvantes com polifosfatos apresentaram uma ação efetiva e significativa na diminuição da formação do calculo dentário
The use of coadjutants in the decrease of the bacterial plate and formation of the dental calculus was evaluated in 16 dogs. The experimental design was randomized with four treatments (T) and four repetitions. The treatments were the following: 1- control; 2- coadjutant 1 (one) with mechanical action; 3- coadjutant 2 (two) with tripolyphosphate of sodium and 4- coadjutant 3 (three) with hexametaphosphate of sodium. After seven days of adaptation, on the day previous to the beginning of the treatments, the animals were submitted to the removal of dental calculus and after twenty-one days of treatment a measurement of the bacterial plaque formed through the use of markers (fucsin). The coadjutant only with mechanical action was not effective in delaying the appearance of the bacterial plaque. The coadjutant containing polyphosphates presented an effective and significant action decreasing the formation of the dental calculus
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Animals , Male , Female , Dogs , Dental Calculus/prevention & control , Dental Calculus/veterinary , Dogs , Food Technology Coadjuvants , Oral Hygiene/methods , Dental Plaque/prevention & control , Dental Plaque/veterinary , Polyphosphates/administration & dosage , Animal Feed/toxicityABSTRACT
Although the efficacy of complexon Ⅲ (EDTA), complexon Ⅳ (CDTA) and HMP-Na (hexametaphosphate) as complex compounds of metallic elements of cholelith has been reported in many papers, it is still a question on deciding which is the best one. This article describes an experimental study of comparing the influence of 2% EDTA. 2% CDTA, 5%HMP—Na and deionic water on Ca, Mg, Cu, Fe, Mn and Zn of 30 cholelith samples. These elements were measured with atomic absorption spectroscopy. The results were compared to the group which was not treated. Our results demonstrate that 5% HMP-Na is the best complex compound for metallic elements of a pigment stone. This study provides an experimental basis for using an ideal complex compound in clinic to dissolve bile pigmental stones.