Development of a facile, versatile and scalable fabrication approach of solid, coated, and dissolving microneedle devices for transdermal drug delivery applications

Shahriari, Mohammad Hassan; Salmani, Hossein; Akrami, Mohammad; Salehi, Zeinab

doi:10.1016/j.giant.2024.100284

Giant

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.giant.2024.100284

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Development of a facile, versatile and scalable fabrication approach of solid, coated, and dissolving microneedle devices for transdermal drug delivery applications

Mohammad Hassan Shahriari,

Hossein Salmani,

Mohammad Akrami

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Leveraging Nanoengineered Microneedle‐Augmented Drug Delivery in Oncological Intervention

Singh,

Shukla

2024

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The landscape of chemotherapy for cancer is experiencing a dramatic transition with the integration of sophisticated drug delivery methods, especially nanoengineered microneedles. Percutaneous vaccination is regarded the optimum therapeutic approach due to the high amount of immune cell accumulation and the rich capillary lymphatic system in the dermis. The curative impact of Microneedles‐based cancer vaccines is suboptimal due to the complicated mix of tumor, host, and environmental variables, as well as the vaccine's restricted loading capacity. As a result, additional enhancements are still needed to accelerate their clinical translation. This article offers a meticulous analysis of the avant‐garde strategies harnessed to augment drug delivery via microneedle. Various tactics, such as tailored nanoparticle carriers, functionalized microneedle arrays, and real‐time monitoring system, work together to improve therapeutic efficacy and prevent off‐target effects. By integrating recent advancement and delineating future trajectories, this article gives an in‐depth analysis of how nanoengineered microneedle‐augmented technologies have the potential to change the face of cancer therapy, heralding in a new era of precision medicine and better outcomes.

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Leveraging Nanoengineered Microneedle‐Augmented Drug Delivery in Oncological Intervention

Singh,

Shukla

2024

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Development of a facile, versatile and scalable fabrication approach of solid, coated, and dissolving microneedle devices for transdermal drug delivery applications

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Leveraging Nanoengineered Microneedle‐Augmented Drug Delivery in Oncological Intervention

Leveraging Nanoengineered Microneedle‐Augmented Drug Delivery in Oncological Intervention

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