2016Russian Journal of Transplantology and Artificial OrgansOpen access

TRANSDERMAL DRUG DELIVERY AND METHODS TO ENHANCE IT

Е. Г. Кузнецова, V. A. Ryzhikova, L. A. Salomatina, V. I. Sevastianov

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The paper presents the common methods employed in recent years for enhancing transdermal delivery of drug substances when applying transdermal therapeutic delivery systems. The chemical, physical and mechanical methods to enhance the transport of macromolecular compounds through the skin are considered in details.

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The paper presents the common methods employed in recent years for enhancing transdermal delivery of drug substances when applying transdermal therapeutic delivery systems. The chemical, physical and mechanical methods to enhance the transport of macromolecular compounds through the skin are considered in details.

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The paper presents the common methods employed in recent years for enhancing transdermal delivery of drug substances when applying transdermal therapeutic delivery systems. The chemical, physical and mechanical methods to enhance the transport of macromolecular compounds through the skin are considered in details.

Key concepts: Transdermal, Drug delivery, Drug, Pharmacology, Medicine, Nanotechnology, Materials science

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