Preparation of sevoflurane with negligible water content
A technology of sevoflurane and water content, applied in the field of inhalation anesthetics, can solve problems such as limited commercial application value
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[0035] The following experiments illustrate the preparation of low water content sevoflurane and its subsequent stability. In an experiment initiated in August 2000, sevoflurane (Abbott Laboratories, Lot #61-339-DK, expiry date 8 / 1 / 2001) was dried to a moisture content of 0 ppm using a type 3A molecular sieve. Drying is performed by mixing sevoflurane with molecular sieves and then keeping these substances together for several hours. Moisture content was determined by Karl Fischer analysis. The dried sevoflurane samples were placed in new type I11 amber glass vials that had been dried at 100°C for 2 hours. The bottles were sealed with black phenolic / urea resin caps with polyethylene resin polyseal liners and shrink-wrapped, or wrapped with Teflon(R) tape and shrink-wrapped. The samples were then stored at room temperature (25-27°C) and ambient relative humidity. At the end of the four-week stability test, the water content of the sample (Karl Fischer analysis) and the purit...
Embodiment 2
[0037] A batch of undried sevoflurane from Abbott Laboratories (Lot #0 335 70 K, expiry date 4 / 01 / 97, stored in Type III bottles) was assayed in May and October 2000. The water content of the sevoflurane was determined by gas chromatography to be 97 ppm, and the purity of the sevoflurane was 99.9916%. The sample has an expiration date of 1997 and a shelf life of 2 years, indicating that it was probably packaged in 1995 and stored for about 5 years without degradation at the environmental stability of the test period.
Embodiment 3
[0039] Additional data on the stability of sevoflurane comes from the US government, listing the water content of 71 lots of sevoflurane manufactured by Abbott Laboratories prior to January 27, 1997. The moisture content of these batches ranged from 0.0008 to 0.0131% by weight (ie 8 ppm to 131 ppm). A subset of lots on this list have been recalled due to instability; this information was obtained from FDA through the Freedom of Information Act. In fact, 19 of the 71 lots were recalled for instability and / or decomposition. The moisture content of the 19 recalled batches (average 0.0036% or 36 ppm) was similar to the moisture content of the 52 non-recalled batches (average 0.0036% or 36 ppm). The batches are listed in chronological order, and the recalled batches are not evenly distributed among them, and most unstable batches are located in the later part of the sequence. Abbott speculates in the related literature that the root cause of the degradation is caused by sevoflura...
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