The first clinically successful lipid injectable emulsion was marketed in 1961, consisting of soybean oil triglycerides in sterile water for injection” Driscoll (2016).
Abstract:
The first clinically successful lipid injectable emulsion was marketed in 1961, consisting of soybean oil triglycerides in sterile water for injection. Since that time, numerous products have entered the market, with the main difference being changes in the oil composition with triglycerides of plant and marine oil origin. With this change, the fatty acid profiles are unique, coming from medium- and long-chain triglycerides. The fatty acids can be saturated or unsaturated, having different pharmaceutical and metabolic activities that affect the safety and efficacy of these unique pharmaceutical dosage forms.
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Reference:
Driscoll, D.F. (2016) Pharmaceutical and Clinical Aspects of Lipid Injectable Emulsions. JPEN. October 13th. [epub ahead of print].
doi: 10.1177/0148607116673187
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