Apparatus and method for in vivo delivery of therapeutic agents
AssigneeHisamitsu Pharmaceutical Co., Inc.
InventorsKENJI MORI, IWAO NOZAWA, SHUJI SATO
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AssigneeHisamitsu Pharmaceutical Co., Inc.
InventorsKENJI MORI, IWAO NOZAWA, SHUJI SATO
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Electroporation electrodes are laminated to a permeable membrane to form an electrode membrane. Such an electrode membrane is useful for a continuous controlled delivery of a therapeutic agent through the skin or mucosa, when placed in direct contact with the skin or mucosa and by application of electric field pulses at specified intervals. An electrode membrane can be assembled such that it incorporates an iontophoretic electrode in the same device. This device can be jointly utilized for electroporation and iontophoretic drug delivery through the skin and mucosal membrane.
A device for administering a therapeutic agent, including an agent permeable membrane having a pair of contact electrodes, such that when the device is contacted to a site of administration, the agent permeable membrane directly contacts the site of administration.
An electrode membrane device including:
A method of in vivo administration of a therapeutic agent including the following steps:
A method of in vivo administration of a therapeutic agent including the following steps:
A device for administering a therapeutic agent, comprising:
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