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Microneedle
Enhanced long-acting simvastatin delivery via effervescent powder-carrying hollow microneedles and…
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Hyperlipidemia and its associated cardiovascular complications are the major causes of mortality and disability worldwide. Simvastatin (SIM) is one of the most commonly prescribed lipid-lowering drugs for the treatment of hyperlipidemia by competitive inhibition of…
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Microneedle patch casting using a micromachined carbon master for enhanced drug delivery
For successful treatment of diseases, sufficient therapeutics must be provided to the body. Microneedle applications in therapeutic delivery and analytics sampling are restricted because of various issues, including smaller area for drug loading and analytics sampling. To achieve sufficient drug…
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Transdermal delivery of bisphosphonates using dissolving and hydrogel-forming microarray patches:…
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As of 2023, more than 200 million people worldwide are living with osteoporosis. Oral bisphosphonates (BPs) are the primary treatment but can cause gastrointestinal (GI) side effects, reducing patient compliance. Microarray (MAP) technology has the potential to overcome GI irritation by…
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Materials marvels: Pioneering paths in microneedle innovation
Recent developments in materials science have spurred remarkable progress in the field of microneedle technology, offering novel approaches to address key challenges in drug delivery, biosensing, and other biomedical applications. This preview examines three innovative concepts inspired by recent…
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Sustained release microneedle patch for pronounced systemic delivery of doxazosin mesylate
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Introduction: Microneedle patch is one of the fascinating drug delivery approaches that offers low invasiveness and a painless physical application to enhance the delivery of micro and macro-molecules into the skin.
Methods: Variable contents of chitosan and polyvinyl alcohol were used…
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Modelling insertion behaviour of PVP (Polyvinylpyrrolidone) and PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) microneedles
A comprehensive investigation into the effects of nonlinear material behaviour of polymeric (MN) and skin on the dynamics of the MN insertion in skin was undertaken in this study using experiments and numerical simulations. The nonlinearity of the material behaviour was incorporated by employing the…
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Development of Norelgestromin Dissolving Bilayer Microarray Patches for Sustained Release of…
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Microarray patches (MAPs) offer a noninvasive and patient-friendly drug delivery method, suitable for self-administration, which is especially promising for low- and middle-income country settings. This study focuses on the development of dissolving bilayer MAPs loaded with norelgestromin…
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Polymeric Microneedles Enhance Transdermal Delivery of Therapeutics
This research presents the efficacy of polymeric microneedles in improving the transdermal permeation of methotrexate across human skin. These microneedles were fabricated from PLGA Expansorb® 50-2A and 50-8A and subjected to comprehensive characterization via scanning electron microscopy,…
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Improvement of lidocaine skin permeation by using passive and active enhancer methods
Lidocaine is generally recognized and preferred for local anaesthesia, but in addition, studies have described additional benefits of lidocaine in cancer therapy, inflammation reduction, and wound healing. These properties contribute to its increasing importance in dermatological applications, and…
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Dissolving microarray patches loaded with a rotigotine nanosuspension: A potential alternative to…
Parkinson's disease (PD), affecting about ten million people globally, presents a significant health challenge. Rotigotine (RTG), a dopamine agonist, is currently administered as a transdermal patch (Neupro®) for PD treatment, but the daily application can be burdensome and cause skin irritation.…
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