Comparative acceptability of mini-tablets, fine granules, and liquid formulations in young children: An exploratory randomized crossover study
Authors:
- Kazuki MiyazakiKMKazuki Miyazaki
- Noriko HidaNHNoriko Hida
- Taro KamiyaTKTaro Kamiya
- Taigi YamazakiTYTaigi Yamazaki
- Nobuhiro MurayamaNMNobuhiro Murayama
- Miyu KuroiwaMKMiyu Kuroiwa
- Naomi KurataNKNaomi Kurata
- Yoichi IshikawaYIYoichi Ishikawa
- Shinji YamashitaSYShinji Yamashita
- Hidefumi NakamuraHNHidefumi Nakamura
- Akihiro NakamuraANAkihiro Nakamura
- Tsutomu HaradaTHTsutomu Harada
- 3 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Drug Delivery Science and Technology
- Vol. 70
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