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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Intradermal drug delivery"”.

  1. Microneedle array patches for skin hyperthermia and enhanced intradermal drug delivery

    … corneum creating micropores that can enhance the delivery of drugs into the viable skin layers. MN arrays offer great advantages for localised treatment of skin disorders which, in combination with skin hyperthermia can help inhibiting bacterial growth and induce apoptosis in cancer cells. In this …

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  2. Dissolvable microneedle manufacturing methods and the application of three-dimensional printing to pharmaceuticals

    Dissolvable microneedles are an intradermal drug delivery technology with exciting potential for widespread distribution of minimally invasive, self-administered medicines and vaccines. The most popular manufacturing method for medical dissolvable microneedles is micromoulding, a process which can …

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  3. Development of novel polymeric microneedle systems for long-acting intradermal delivery of poorly soluble compounds

    Increasing emergence of drugs with poor solubility poses significant challenges for the pharmaceutical industry. A variety of techniques can be used to help improve the solubility profile of these difficult-to-deliver compounds. Intradermal delivery of poorly soluble drugs involves the delivery of …

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