Methods, devices and systems for pulmonary delivery of active agents
AssigneeSyqe Medical Ltd.
InventorsPerry DAVIDSON, Shlomo ALMOG, Seth KINDLER
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Abstract
Provided herein is a method of pulmonary delivering to a subject at least one pharmacologically active agent being in a plant material, which is effected by pulmonary delivering the agent to the subject using a metered dose inhaler device that is configured to vaporize at least one pre-determined vaporized amount of the agent upon controllably heating the plant material, wherein the pre-determined vaporized amount is selected so as to achieve at least one pre-determined pharmacokinetic effect and/or at least one pre-determined pharmacodynamic effect induced by the agent in the subject.
Claims22
A method of pulmonary delivering to a subject at least one pharmacologically active agent being in a plant material, the method comprising:
- (a) receiving a desired level and/or range of at least one biomarker in the subject, said level to be induced by the at least one pharmacologically active agent,
- (b) selecting at least one pre-determined vaporized amount of said agent and/or a regimen of delivery thereof which is suitable for achieving said desired level of said at least one biomarker in the subject, and
- (c) pulmonary delivering the agent to the subject using a metered dose inhaler device configured to vaporize said at least one pre-determined vaporized amount and/or said regimen of delivery of said agent upon controllably heating the plant material.
A system of pulmonary delivering to a subject at least one pharmacologically active agent being in a plant material, the system comprising:
- a metered dose inhaler device configured to vaporize at least one pre-determined vaporized amount of said agent upon controllably heating the plant material;
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- a controller in communication with said inhaler device, configured to select said at least one pre-determined vaporized amount of said agent so as to achieve a desired level of at least one biomarker in the subject induced by said agent,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.