Abstract

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ABSTRACT

The primary goal of that article's work on floating drug delivery systems (FDDS) is to assemble a report on recent investigations and analyses with a focus on the fundamental flotation mechanism for internal organ retention. By conquering physiological challenges, such as short stomach residence periods and sudden internal organ evacuation periods, rate-controlled oral medication delivery systems have made significant scientific and technological advances in recent years. This evaluation served as an example of how to use in vivo testing to evaluate the development and use of floating systems as well as their applications. These methods are beneficial for various inquiries regarding the event of a pharmaceutical dose type.