Bio materials in Drug Delivery systems
Drug delivery systems must and should need unusual materials requirement which derive mainly from their therapeutic role. To administer drugs over extended periods of time at rates that is independent of patient-to-patient variables. The chemical nature of the surfaces such devices may stimulate bio rejection processes which can be enhanced by the simultaneous presence of the drug that is being administered. Choose of materials from such systems is further complicated with the need of compatibility of drug contained within the system. They are often used or adapted for medical applications. Thus comprise whole part of a living structure. Biomaterials 2020 are also used in day to day life for dental applications, surgery, and drug delivery systems. For example impregnated pharmaceutical products can be placed into the body, which permits to extended release of a drug over the extended period of time. The applications of drug delivery system mainly consist of 5 challenges.
- To minimize the influence on delivery rate with the transient biological response that accompanies implantation of any object.
- Selection of composition, size, shape, and flexibility which optimizes biocompatibility.
- Make an intravascular delivery system that will retain long term functioning.
- Make a percutaneous lead for these delivery systems that cannot be implanted by which we can retain functionality thought out extended periods.
- To make biosensors which are adequate of compatibility and stability for the use of ultimate drug delivery system this operates with the help of feedback control.
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