Hydrogels in Drug Delivery: Advances in the Manufacture, Characterization, and Application of Hydrogels to Address Current Global Healthcare Challenges
Hydrogels in Drug Delivery: Advances in the Manufacture, Characterization, and Application of Hydrogels to Address Current Global Healthcare Challenges presents the latest advances in hydrogels, ranging from their basic chemistry to specific application of existing and novel hydrogels in controlled...
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Elsevier Science & Technology
2025
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| Zusammenfassung: | Hydrogels in Drug Delivery: Advances in the Manufacture, Characterization, and Application of Hydrogels to Address Current Global Healthcare Challenges presents the latest advances in hydrogels, ranging from their basic chemistry to specific application of existing and novel hydrogels in controlled drug delivery and biomedicine. Hydrogels have been increasingly used in the development of novel formulations in a wide variety of therapeutic and monitoring applications. Multidisciplinary work carried out by researchers working in synthetic chemistry, drug delivery, biomedicine and other fields has led to the development of novel polymers, enabling the preparation of hydrogels with adjustable physicochemical properties. Accordingly, these materials offer multiple advantages over other drug delivery systems, including an increased patient compliance by reducing the required number of medication doses, reducing the healing time in injuries, and simplifying patient monitoring by reducing the invasiveness of current methods. Hydrogels in Drug Delivery is an essential resource for graduate students and researchers working within drug delivery and synthetic chemistry, biomedicine, material science, pharmacology, and chemical engineering |
| Beschreibung: | 1. Synthesis and chemistry of hydrogels; 2. Characterization techniques of hydrogels in healthcare; 3. Hydrogels in controlled drug delivery, mechanisms involved in drug delivery from hydrophilic matrices; 4. Molecularly imprinted hydrogels in drug delivery; 5. Protein-like hydrogels, synthesis, and applications in biomedicine; 6. Stimuli responsive hydrogels in drug delivery and biomedicine; 7. Hydrogel-forming microneedles; 8. Injectable depot-forming hydrogels for long-acting drug delivery; 9. Hydrogels for vaginal drug delivery and other applications; 10. In situ gel forming formulations for topical drug delivery; 11. The use of hydrogels in oral drug delivery; 12. 3D-printed devices based on hydrogels in healthcare; 13. Hydrogels and their application in tissue regeneration; 14. The role of hydrogels in wound healing |
| Beschreibung: | 229 mm |
| ISBN: | 9780443220173 |
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