Drug Delivery: Pulsatile Systems
Alessandra Maroni, Anastasia Foppoli, Luca Palugan, Andrea Gazzaniga
Abstract
Alessandra Maroni, Anastasia Foppoli, Luca Palugan, Andrea Gazzaniga
Abstract
Advanced drug delivery formulations have been allowing more and more complex therapeutic goals to be accomplished mainly through a control of the rate, time and/or site of release. Pulsatile delivery systems may release the active ingredient in single or even multiple sequential pulses (repeated or multi-pulse delivery). This entry discusses various types of pulsatile systems for drug delivery in terms of their functionality and applications.
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Advanced drug delivery formulations have been allowing more and more complex therapeutic goals to be accomplished mainly through a control of the rate, time and/or site of release. Pulsatile delivery systems may release the active ingredient in single or even multiple sequential pulses (repeated or multi-pulse delivery). This entry discusses various types of pulsatile systems for drug delivery in terms of their functionality and applications.
Key concepts: Pulsatile flow, Drug delivery, Medicine, Computer science, Internal medicine, Materials science, Nanotechnology