Enhancement in Drug Delivery

Organized by routes of administration, the book is divided into eight major sections: oral, rectal, buccal/sublingual, dermal/transdermal, nasal, vaginal/uterine, ocular, and brain. It offers fundamental as well specialized information including current findings on—

·         Surfactant use to accelerate macromolecule input

·         Targeted gastrointestinal delivery and enhanced absorption of lipophilic drugs

·         Permeation issues in rectal absorption

·         Chemical means of enhancement

·         Carriers for enhanced delivery to and across the skin

·         Methods associated with breaching the skin

·         Promoted buccal and sublingual absorption

·         Emerging ocular, nasal, vaginal, and uterine delivery systems

·         Carriers for overcoming the blood brain barrier

Those investigators primarily involved with one specific route of delivery will be able to learn of helpful concepts and find additional stimulat