Novel Liposomal Rolipram Formulation for Clinical Application to Reduce Emesis.
Leila GobejishviliWalter E RodriguezPhilip BauerYali WangChirag SoniTodd LydicShirish BarveCraig McClainClaudio MaldonadoPublished in: Drug design, development and therapy (2022)
The findings that the low and moderate doses of FLVs-Rol did not shorten the anesthesia duration time suggest that FLV delivery prevented critical levels of drug from crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to elicit CNS side-effects. However, the inability of high dose FLVs-Rol to prevent CNS side-effects indicates that there was sufficient unencapsulated rolipram to cross the BBB and shorten anesthesia duration. Notably, a moderate dose of FLVs-Rol was able to decrease PDE4 activity in the liver without affecting the brain. Taken together, FLVs-Rol has a strong potential for clinical application for the treatment of liver disease without side effects.