Review on assessment of different analytical techniques for emulsion made for treatment of Jaundice

Jaundice, a prevalent liver disorder characterized by elevated bilirubin levels, requires effective treatment and quality assurance of emulsion-based medications. This report provides a comprehensive review of analytical techniques employed in the development and assessment of emulsions for jaundice treatment. The introduction outlines the anatomy and physiology of jaundice, followed by an overview of its types and diagnosis methods, including laboratory tests and imaging technique). Quality assurance and quality control measures, adhering to regulatory guidelines set by USFDA, ICH, WHO and GLP also are discussed to ensure the safety and efficacy of emulsions. The report then delves into pre-formulation and post-formulation analytical techniques, including Particle Size Analysis (PSA), Viscosity measurement, HPLC and UV Vic spectroscopy methods. Various instruments required for emulsion analysis, such agitators and mixers, are also highlighted. This review aims to provide a detailed understanding of the analytical techniques essential for ensuring the quality of emulsions used in jaundice treatment, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes.