Parenteral Solution Stability is a pharmaceutical quality attribute that refers to the maintenance of physicochemical integrity, sterility, and potency of parenterally administered solutions under specified storage and handling conditions, particularly with respect to pH variations that may influence degradation pathways, solubility, or compatibility of active ingredients.
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The stability of L-glutamine in total parenteral nutrition solutions
K. Khan, Gil Hardy, B. McElroy et al. · Clinical Nutrition · 1991 · 68 citations
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