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Table 1.

Composition of lornoxicam gel for membrane-based transdermal patches.

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Table 2.

Physicochemical characterization of lornoxicam gels F1-F9 (n = 3).

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Fig 1.

In vitro release profile of formulation F1-F9 (n = 3; mean ± SD) from lornoxicam reservoir patches.

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Table 3.

Model fitting of the lornoxicam reservoir patches (F1-F9) release profile.

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Fig 2.

In vitro permeation profile of formulation F1-F9 (n = 3; mean ± SD) from lornoxicam reservoir patches.

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Table 4.

Permeation parameters of lornoxicam reservoir patches (F1-F9).

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Fig 3.

(a): Effect of gelling agent concentration on drug release. (b): Effect of drug loading on drug release. (c): Effect of surface area on drug release. (d): Effect of transdermal components on drug release. (e): Effect of agitation speed on drug release.

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Fig 4.

(a): Effect of gelling agent concentration on drug permeation. (b): Effect of drug loading on drug permeation. (c): Effect of surface area on drug permeation. (d): Effect of transdermal components on drug permeation. (e): Effect of agitation speed on drug permeation.

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Table 5.

Comparison of experimental results (mean ± SD; 𝑛 = 3) and predicted values.

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Table 6.

Model summary statistics (for reduced quadratic model).

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Fig 5.

Contour plots (a) 𝑄10 (c) Flux (e) Lag-time and responses surface curves (b) 𝑄10 (d) Flux (f) Lag-time for optimization of lornoxicam reservoir patches.

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Table 7.

Skin irritation study of optimized lornoxicam reservoir patch (mean ± SD; 𝑛 = 6).

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Table 8.

Analgesic effect of optimized lornoxicam reservoir patch on the reaction time of rats by hot plate method (mean ± SD; 𝑛 = 6).

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Table 9.

Effect of optimized lornoxicam formulation on 1% acetic acid induced writhes in the rat model (mean ± SD; 𝑛 = 6).

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Fig 6.

Graphical presentation of anti-inflammatory activity of optimized lornoxicam reservoir patch; swelling of hind paw of control, standard and test rats (n = 6; mean ± SD) and % inhibition of standard and test.

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Fig 7.

(a): Stability profile of lornoxicam reservoir patch at different temperatures. (b): Stability comparison profile of permeation (0–3 months) of lornoxicam patch at 4˚C.

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