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Stimuli-Responsive and Active Polymers in Drug Delivery

Aram Omer Saeed Johannes Pall Magnusson Beverley Twaite and Cameron Alexander  [Pg.61]

Biomedical Applications of Electroactive Polymer Actuators Edited by Federico Carpi and Elisabeth Smela 2009 John Wiley Sons Ltd. ISBN 978-0-470-77305-5 [Pg.61]

2 Drug Delivery Examples, Challenges and Opportunities for Polymers [Pg.62]


Stimuli-Responsive and Active Polymers in Drug Delivery... [Pg.61]

Stimuli-Responsive and Active Polymers in Drug Delivery 79 Charged polypyrrole film - incorporation of dexamethasone... [Pg.79]

Another facet of parenteral drug delivery is the implanted device, and this is perhaps the most promising and most readily commercialised area for responsive and/or active polymers. For an implanted vehicle or depot, drag release rate is controlled by dissolution and/or diffusion in the formulation, or for solid polymer implants by diffusion and/or degradation of the polymer. For more complex polymer hydrogels, the release can be controlled by the linking chemistries, and these can be made responsive to a wide variety of stimuli such as enzymatic action, redox potential and so on, as well as those noted above for the oral route. [Pg.63]


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