Abstract: Disclosed is a transdermal preparation containing a hydrophobic drug. As a method of continuing the high drug permeation, it is used an unique hydrophilic polymer system in which the drug can be contained in a high concentration under no water environment, a solubility of the hydrophobic drug is decreased as the water is introduced to the patch from the skin, so that the drug is maintained at the saturation concentration even though the drug content is decreased as the drug is permeated to the skin. During the application of the transdermal preparation to the skin, it is possible to continuously permeate the high amount of drug, to maintain the sufficient adhesion during the use and to minimize the skin side effect, because the hydrophilic polymer absorbs the water from the skin. The hydrophilic polymer system can serve the function thereof through the hydrophobic adhesive layer capable of preventing the water quickly absorbed from the skin from being evaporated to the outside of the patch.

Abstract: A controlled release preparation which comprises particles containing cilostazol or its pharmaceutically acceptable salt dispersed in a solubilizing agent and an erodible material encasing said particles which is capable of forming a hydrogel, can maintain a constant level of cilostazol in the blood through its slow release during its prolonged residence time in the stomach and intestines, thereby minimizing adverse effects caused by rapid release of the drug or solubilizing agent.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a controlled-release formulation comprising cilostazol and a method for preparing said formulation. The inventive controlled-release formulation comprising cilostazol or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, a solubilizing agent, a swelling agent, a swell-controlling agent and a gas generating material has advantages in that it maintains a constant cilostazol level in the blood through a slow release while it resides in the stomach and intestines over a long period of time, thereby increasing the absorption of cilostazol in the small intestine, the major absorption site of cilostazol, as well as minimizing adverse effects caused by rapid release and making it easy for a patient to take the drug.

Abstract: Disclosed is a transdermal preparation containing a hydrophobic drug. As a method of continuing the high drug permeation, it is used an unique hydrophilic polymer system in which the drug can be contained in a high concentration under no water environment, a solubility of the hydrophobic drug is decreased as the water is introduced to the patch from the skin, so that the drug is maintained at the saturation concentration even though the drug content is decreased as the drug is permeated to the skin. During the application of the transdermal preparation to the skin, it is possible to continuously permeate the high amount of drug, to maintain the sufficient adhesion during the use and to minimize the skin side effect, because the hydrophilic polymer absorbs the water from the skin. The hydrophilic polymer system can serve the function thereof through the hydrophobic adhesive layer capable of preventing the water quickly absorbed from the skin from being evaporated to the outside of the patch.