Modulating sustained drug release from nanocellulose hydrogel by adjusting the inner geometry of implantable capsules

Volume: 57, Pages: 101625 - 101625
Published: Jun 1, 2020
Abstract
Nanocellulose hydrogel has been shown to be an excellent platform for drug delivery and it has been lately studied as an injectable drug carrier. 3D printing is an effective method for fast prototyping of pharmaceutical devices with unique shape and cavities enabling new types of controlled release. In this study, we combined the versatility of 3D printing capsules with controlled geometry and the drug release properties of nanocellulose...
Paper Details
Title
Modulating sustained drug release from nanocellulose hydrogel by adjusting the inner geometry of implantable capsules
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
57
Pages
101625 - 101625
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