A Hybrid Microfluidic Device for Active Control of Drug Delivery
| Organization: | McMaster Univeristy, Ontario, CA |
| I.P. Brief: | An integrated system combining a microneedle device, a drug reservoir and an electro-osmotic micropump has been developed using low-cost manufacturing technologies. This device will provide pain-free delivery of therapeutic agents in a controlled, sustained release manner with no associated complications. |
| Keywords: | Microelectromechanical system, microneedle, drug delivery, electro-osmotic pump, polydimethylsiloxane, sustained release |
| Primary Industry: | Biotech & Medical |
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