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Inhalation February 2024 17 of NHS prescription data in England. BMJ Open. 2019 Oct;9(10):e028763. 14. Baxter S, Myatt B, Stein S, Parkinson A, Cham- bers F, Doub B, et al. Spray pattern and plume geometry testing and methodology: An IPAC-RS Working Group overview. AAPS PharmSciTech. 2022 Jul;23(5):145. 15. Stein SW, Myrdal PB. A theoretical and experi- mental analysis of formulation and device parameters affecting solution MDI size distributions. J Pharm Sci. 2004 Aug;93(8):2158-2175. 16. Duke DJ, Scott HN, Kusangaya AJ, Kastengren AL, Matusik K, Young P, et al. Drug distribution transients in solution and suspension-based pres- surised metered dose inhaler sprays. Int J Pharm. 2019 Jul;566:463-475. 17. Duke DJ, Rao L, Kastengren A, Myatt B, Cocks P, Stein S, et al. Canister valve and actuator deposition in metered dose inhalers formulated with low-GWP propellants. Int J Pharm. 2023 Dec;648:123569. 18. Krauss R, Weiss VC, Edison TA, Sengers JV, Stephan K. Transport properties of 1,1-difluoroethane (R152a). Int J ermophys. 1996 Jul;17(4):731-757. 19. Duke DJ, Myatt BJ, Rao L, Vutlapalli S, Maras- ini N, Dowdle H, et al. Optimizing spray forma- tion in solution and suspension low GWP metered dose inhalers. In: Dalby R, Peart J, Traini D, Young P, Suman J, editors. Proc Respiratory Drug Delivery. Antibes, France: RDD Online; 2023. p. 81-92. 20. Gavtash B, Versteeg HK, Hargrave G, Myatt B, Lewis D, Church T, et al. Transient flashing propel- lant flow models to predict internal flow characteris- tics, spray velocity, and aerosol droplet size of a pMDI. Aerosol Sci Technol. 2017 May 4;51(5):564-575. 21. Duke D, Rao L, Myatt B, Cocks P, Stein S, Maras- ini N, et al. In vitro evaluation of solution-based pres- surised metered dose inhaler sprays with low GWP propellants. arXiv. 2023. 22. Duke D, Rao L, Marasini N, Ong H, Schmidt D, Myatt B, et al. In-silico prediction of pMDI per- formance with low-GWP propellants HFA-152a and HFO-1234ze(E). In: Proc Drug Delivery to the Lungs. Edinburgh, UK: e Aerosol Society; 2022. 23. Stein SW, Myatt BJ, Cocks P, Wrigglesworth S, Versteeg H, Gavtash B. Experimental and theoretical investigations of pMDI atomization and plume char- acteristics using alternative propellants. In: Dalby R, Peart J, Suman J, Young P, Traini D, editors. Proc Respiratory Drug Delivery. Virginia Commonwealth University; 2021. p 15-26. Daniel Duke, PhD, is Senior Lecturer in the Depart- ment of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Monash University, Clayton Victoria 3800, Australia, Tel.: +61 3 9905 6139, daniel.duke@monash.edu. 2024 ONLINE REFERENCE & BUYER'S RESOURCE This valuable resource from Inhalation provides a compilation of organizations, suppliers, products and services that support the research, development and manufacturing of inhaled pharmaceuticals. DOWNLOAD IT NOW INHALATIONMAG.COM

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