PHARMASPIRE - Volume 12, Issue 1, January-March, 2020

Pages: 1-5

Date of Publication: 14-Jun-2022

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Review on nanotechnologies in ocular drug delivery

Author: Gurmeet Singh, Amandeep Singh, Deepak Sharma, Raj Kumar Narang

Category: Pharmaceutics

Abstract:

Treatment with traditional ocular dose structure has a wide range of issues such as obscured vision, loss of medication by seepage, irritation, non-maintain activity, persistent noncompliance, nature of medication, and so on furthermore diminishes the visual bioavailability of medication. To minimize these issues, novel ocular dose structures are utilized for some visual diseases. Distinctive novel ocular measurement frames like controlled dose shape that is inserts, liposomes, nanoparticles, visual supplements, contact lenses, iontophoresis, and so on, have managed the influx of medication particles by moderate degradation of the polymer. These measurement frames build the contact time of medication particles with ocular tissues, which infiltrates the medication particles into more profound tissues of the eye furthermore expands the visual bioavailability of medication. Novel medication conveyance through the ophthalmic course has real change for future perspectives.

Keywords: Emulsion, implants, nanomicelles, ocular delivery, solution, suspensions

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