A Supine Position and Dual-Dose Applications Enhance Spray Dosing to the Posterior Nose: Paving the Way for Mucosal Immunization
Delivering vaccines to the posterior nose has been proposed to induce mucosal immunization. However, conventional nasal devices often fail to deliver sufficient doses to the posterior nose. This study aimed to develop a new delivery protocol that can effectively deliver sprays to the caudal turbinat...
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Main Authors: | Amr Seifelnasr (Author), Mohamed Talaat (Author), Pranav Ramaswamy (Author), Xiuhua April Si (Author), Jinxiang Xi (Author) |
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2023-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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