Drugs--Dosage forms
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Names and connections
Compounding, Drug; Dosage forms of drugs; Drug compounding; Pharmaceutical compounding; Pharmaceutical dosage forms
- Broader: Drug delivery systems
- Narrower: Ampuls
- Narrower: Antibody-drug conjugates
- Narrower: Capsules (Pharmacy)
- Narrower: Drug targeting
- Narrower: Drugs--Controlled release
- Narrower: Emulsions (Pharmacy)
- Narrower: Gels (Pharmacy)
- Narrower: Intrauterine contraceptives, Medicated
- Narrower: Ointments
- Narrower: Pills
- Narrower: Plaster (Pharmacy)
- Narrower: Polymeric drugs
- Narrower: Solid dosage forms
- Narrower: Solutions (Pharmacy)
- Narrower: Suppositories
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