Microbial Contamination Control in Parenteral Manufacturing: 140
Author(s): Kevin Williams (Author)
Publisher: CRC Press
Publication Date: 20 May 2004
Edition: 1st
Language: English
Print length: 760 pages
ISBN-10: 0824753208
ISBN-13: 9780824753207
Book Description
This reference surveys emerging trends, concepts, and procedures used in the characterization and control of contaminants; the sterile production of traditional drugs and biologics; the design, construction, and validation of new parenteral facilities; and the monitoring of clean environments-vividly illustrating the routes by which products, processes, and manufacturing settings become contaminated through contact with the air, water, raw materials, and the actions of personnel, as well as the current methods necessary to successfully preclude contamination.
Editorial Reviews
Review
“…will be welcomed by all involved in parenteral manufacturing….the value of this book is much more than as a guide to contamination control; it is the setting of each chapter within a wider and engaging context that makes this publication unique.”-European Journal of Parenteral and Pharmaceutical Sciences be welcomed by all involved in parenteral manufacturing….the value of this book is much more than as a guide to contamination control; it is the setting of each chapter within a wider and engaging context that makes this publication unique.”-European Journal of Parenteral and Pharmaceutical Sciences
From the Back Cover
This reference surveys emerging trends, concepts, and procedures used in the characterization and control of contaminants; the sterile production of traditional drugs and biologics; the design, construction, and validation of new parenteral facilities; and the monitoring of clean environments. Each of the 23 expertly written chapters focuses on a specific phase or aspect of parenteral product manufacture. The book vividly illustrates the routes in which products, processes, and manufacturing settings become contaminated through contact with the air, water, raw materials, and the actions of personnel, as well as the current methods necessary to successfully preclude contamination.