Nasal Spotlight

Nasal Spotlight: New Tools to Streamline Nasal Product Approval

Monday • May 2, 2022 • 2:00–3:00 pm EDT • National Ballroom
Moderators: Julie Suman, Aptar Pharma & Stephen Shrewsbury, Impel Neuropharma
Leveraging In Vitro Bioequivalence Tests for Locally-Acting Suspension Nasal Sprays with Three Anatomically-Correct Replicas of Human Nasal Airways Representing Intersubject Variability
Laleh Golshahi
Virginia Commonwealth University
Evaluating Particle Size Differences of Suspension-Based Nasal Sprays Through In Vitro and Pharmacokinetic Approaches
Günther Hochhaus
University of Florida

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DeRisking Pharmaceutical Nasal Development Programs
Jon Volmer and Lynn Allen
MedPharm
A Physiologically-Based Pharmacokinetic Model to Estimate Absorption and Bioavailability of Corticosteroid Nasal Sprays
Jeffry Schroeter
Applied Research Associates
A Within-Host Modeling Framework for SARS-CoV-2 Infection to Support Intranasal Vaccine Strategies
Jeffry Schroeter
Applied Research Associates
LG
Human Factor Studies on the Usability of an Aptar Bidose Nasal Drug Delivery Device
Laura Gillard and Benedicte Grosjean
Aptar Pharma
JN
Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Modeling as a Strategic Tool to Predict Intranasal Drug Absorption
Jan Neelissen
Catalent
LS
Optimizing the Osmolality of Intranasal Formulations Using a Predictive Statistical Model
Jag Shur and Luca Serratore
Nanopharm
Storage Stability of a Nasal Spray Comprising a Novel Human Recombinant Antibody for SARS-CoV-2 Prophylactic Treatment
Irene Rossi and Antonia Zapata Del Bano
Nanopharm
CR
Screening of the Properties of Nasal Sprays Comprising Different Mucoadhesive Polymers Through a Design of Experiment Approach
Irene Rossi and Cristina Rey Blanes
Nanopharm
AM
Intranasal Powder Administration of a Spray-Dried Tuberculosis Vaccine Candidate Characterized using the Alberta Idealized Nasal Inlet
Andrew Martin
University of Alberta
In Vitro Regional Deposition of Nasal Sprays in an Idealized Nasal Inlet: Comparison with In Vivo Gamma Scintigraphy
John Chen
University of Alberta
On the Importance of Liquid Motion in Nasal Spray Delivery
Arun Kolanjiyil and Worth Longest
Virginia Commonwealth University
Improving Nasal Olfactory Drug Targeting Using an Air-Jet DPI Device
Arun Kolanjiyil and Worth Longest
Virginia Commonwealth University
RD
Development of a CFD-PK Nasal Spray Model with In Vivo Human Subject Validation
Rabijit Dutta
Virginia Commonwealth University
In Vitro Evaluation of Regional Drug Deposition in Nasal Airways of Children Using Realistic Anatomical Replicas
Amir Esmaeili
Virginia Commonwealth University
Assessing the Influences of Nasal Spray Administration Parameters on In Vitro Posterior Drug Delivery Using an Average Adult Nasal Airway Replica and Box-Behnken Experimental Design
Amir Esmaeili
Virginia Commonwealth University
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