Chemical vs. Physical Methods to Improve Dermal Drug Delivery: A Case Study with Nanoemulsions and Iontophoresis
So far, various approaches have been proposed to improve dermal drug delivery. The use of chemical penetration enhancers has a long history of application, while methods based on the electrical current (such as iontophoresis) stand out as promising "active" techniques. Aiming to evaluate t...
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Main Authors: | Ines Nikolić (Author), Mitar Simić (Author), Ivana Pantelić (Author), Goran Stojanović (Author), Jelena Antić Stanković (Author), Bojan Marković (Author), Snežana Savić (Author) |
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2022-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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