Non-invasive insulin delivery system

Evaluation of an Ultrasonic Insulin Delivery System in Hyperglycemic Rabbits

Introduction: Sonophoresis has been assessed as a novel approach to create skin permeability and drug delivery using low frequencies of ultrasound waves in the range of 20 kHz to 3 MHz. In this study, a system including seven 40 kHz piezoelectric transducers and an insulin chamber designed by the Medical Physics Research Center has been evaluated on hyperglycemic rabbits. Materials and Methods:...

The Cellnovo Insulin Delivery System

Disclosure: Stephen C Bain is a member of the Cellnovo Medical Advisory Board. This article is a short opinion piece and has not been submitted to external peer reviewers, but the questions were reviewed by the Editorial Board before publication. Acknowledgements: Editorial assistance was provided by Deborah Glover MBE, BSc, RN and Katrina Mountfort, PhD, Touch Medical Media. This was funded by...

Mucoadhesive Chitosan Microspheres For Non-Invasive And Improved Nasal Delivery of Insulin

Parenteral administration of proteins/peptides requires repeated injections because of their extremely short biological half-life. Daily multiple injections are highly risky and require close medical supervision. Therefore, the delivery of proteins and peptides by routes other than parenteral route h s gained much attention in recent years. As a drug delivery route, nasal cavity offers several ...

evaluation of an ultrasonic insulin delivery system in hyperglycemic rabbits

introduction: sonophoresis has been assessed as a novel approach to create skin permeability and drug delivery using low frequencies of ultrasound waves in the range of 20 khz to 3 mhz. in this study, a system including seven 40 khz piezoelectric transducers and an insulin chamber designed by the medical physics research center has been evaluated on hyperglycemic rabbits. materials and methods:...

Non-Invasive Oligonucleotide Delivery System Based on a Thiolated Polymer: Development and In Vitro Evaluation