The Influence of Micelle Forming Process in Nonionic Surface Active Substances on Diclofenak-Sodium Release Rate From Ointments

I.P.Pavlov Russian Medical Biological Herald
doi 10.17816/pavlovj2009437-42
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Ryazan State Medical University

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