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Implantable Drug-Delivery Systems
Scientific American, 1979Implantable drug-delivery systems are being developed to release drugs to the bloodstream continuously as well as free patients from being hospitalized to receive intravenous infusions or frequent injections. One technique is implantation of a pellet in the subcutaneous tissue so the pellet may be released by erosion.
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Ophthalmic drug delivery systems
Drug Development Research, 1984AbstractNew ophthalmic drug delivery systems are curently receiving increased attention, in part because of the expected emergence of new drugs with short biological half‐lives whose usefulness may depend on a more continuous drug supply than eyedrops can provide, but also because of the potential of some delivery systems to reduce the side effects of ...
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Current Review of Pain, 1999
Interest in pain management is growing, with the emerging demand by our patients and colleagues, for pain relief. To meet that need, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies have provided the medical field with a variety of choices and options to deliver medication for pain control.
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Interest in pain management is growing, with the emerging demand by our patients and colleagues, for pain relief. To meet that need, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies have provided the medical field with a variety of choices and options to deliver medication for pain control.
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Drug Delivery Systems 4. Implants in Drug Delivery
The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1990In comparison with many of the other drug delivery systems, implantable pumps and implants for variable rate delivery are at a crude stage of development. Although exceptions exist, the typical implantable pump consists of an electromechanically complex mechanism to regulate drug delivery from a percutaneous refillable reservoir, while power to drive ...
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1987
The term “drug delivery” is truly a catch phase of the 1980s, few journals or periodicals having neglected to review the state of the art (Alper, 1984; Hildebrand, 1983; Banakar, 1984; Rogers, 1982; Check, 1984; Anderson and Kim, 1984; Zaffaroni, 1980; Inhorn, 1981; Banker and Rhodes, 1979; Senyie et al., 1985).
Joseph V. Bondi, D. G. Pope
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The term “drug delivery” is truly a catch phase of the 1980s, few journals or periodicals having neglected to review the state of the art (Alper, 1984; Hildebrand, 1983; Banakar, 1984; Rogers, 1982; Check, 1984; Anderson and Kim, 1984; Zaffaroni, 1980; Inhorn, 1981; Banker and Rhodes, 1979; Senyie et al., 1985).
Joseph V. Bondi, D. G. Pope
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Antibody–drug conjugates: Smart chemotherapy delivery across tumor histologies
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Paolo Tarantino +2 more
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Overcoming barriers to patient adherence: the case for developing innovative drug delivery systems
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2023Tsvetelina Baryakova +2 more
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2013
Goals After reading this chapter the student should understand the following. The fundamentals and importance of drug delivery systems. How various different types of controlled drug delivery systems work. Therapeutic drugs play a significant role in the therapy of almost all medical problems.
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Goals After reading this chapter the student should understand the following. The fundamentals and importance of drug delivery systems. How various different types of controlled drug delivery systems work. Therapeutic drugs play a significant role in the therapy of almost all medical problems.
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