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NEW DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS Dr M.BHEEMESH PG IN PHARMACOLOGY GUNTUR MEDICAL COLLEGE

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INTRODUCING A NEW DRUG TO MARKET COSTS AN AVERAGE US$ 897 MILLLON/4485 CRORES PROCESS FOR APPROVAL MAY TAKE UP TO 15 YEARS

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SO ALREADY EXISTING TIME TESTED DRUGS ARE EFFECTIVELY USED BY INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES TO INCREASE THERE EFFICACY

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ADVANTAGES: INCREASE DRUG BIO AVAILABULITY IN REQUIRED ZONE PREVENT/MINIMISE HARMFULL SIDE EFFECTS MINIMISE DRUG DEGRADATION AND LOSS

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1.ENTERAL ROUTES: ORAL, SUB LINGUAL,RECTAL 2.PARENTERAL ROUTES: I.V,I.M,INRADERMAL,SUB CUTANEOUS,INHALATIONAL 3.TOPICAL ROUTES: TRANSDERMAL,CONJUNCTIVAL, VAGINAL AND URETHRAL

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MATRIX TABLET

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DRUG IS IN CORPORATED IN A LATTICE or INERT MESHWORK Matrix tablet ADVANTAGE: SINGLE DAILY SUSTAINED RELEASE OF THE DRUG

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PRODRUG INACTIVE CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS AFTER ADMINISTRATION UNDERGOES BIOTRANSFORMATION TO PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS

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TRANS DERMAL DRUG DELIVERY

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TRANS DERMAL DRUG DELIVERY THESE ARE ADHESIVE PATCHES CONTAINING DRUG WHICH PASSIVELY DIFFUSES THROUGH THE SKIN CURRENTLY USED DRUGS ARE: NITROGLYCERINE, CONTRACEPTIVES etc

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ADVANTAGES CONTINUOUS DRUG DELIVERY NO PAIN NO MISSING OF DOSE DIS-ADVANTAGES DRUG DELIVERY IS PASSIVE LARGE MOLECULAR WEIGHT DRUGS ARE NOT DELIVERED

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Newer ` ACTIVE ’ technologies in Transdermal drug delivery 1,IONTOPORESIS 2,LASER ASSISTED TRANSDERMAL DRUG DELIVERY

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IONTOPORESIS

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ADVANTAGE: DRUG DELIVERED CAN BE MEASURED DIS ADVANTAGE : CAN`T DELIVER LARGE MOLECULAR WEIGHT DRUGS

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LASER ASSISTED TRANSDERMAL DRUG DELIVERY

PORES ARE MADE ON SKIN USING LASER :

PORES ARE MADE ON SKIN USING LASER

LARGE MOLECULAR WEIGHT DRUGS CAN BE DELIVERED THROUGH SKIN PERFORATIONS:

LARGE MOLECULAR WEIGHT DRUGS CAN BE DELIVERED THROUGH SKIN PERFORATIONS

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MICRO ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL SYSTEM [MEMS] SYRINGE FREEZE - DRIED DRUG STORED IN ITS SILICON RUBBER RESERVOIR

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ADVANTAGES LESS PAIN NO NERVE DAMAGE NO INJECTION ABSCESS DIS ADVANTAGES HIGH COST

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PEN JET

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IT’S A NEW METHOD OF DELIVERING DRUG IN TO SUBCUTANEOUS PLANE MECHANISM: USING COMPRESSED GAS DRUG IS FORCED TO PASS THROUGH THE SKIN. ADV:1 NON-INVASIVE 2, POWDERS AND LIQUIDS CAN BE USED

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NASAL DRUG DELIVERY LOCAL: ANTIHISTAMINICS SYSTEMIC:DESMOPRESSIN FOR DIABETES INSIPIDUS NASOCOBALAMINE FOR PERNICIOUS ANEMIA

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Site of drug spray & absorption

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ADVANTAGES By passes liver first pass metabolism

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POLYMER DELIVERY SYSTEM DRUG IS ENTRAPED IN SOLID POLYMER LIKE SILICONE RUBBER WHICH IS IMPLANTED or INJECTED IN BODY E.g.: norplant progestasert

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NORPLANT LEVONORGESTROL SUBDERMALLY IMPLANTED PROVIDES CONTRACEPTIVE PROTECTION FOR 5 Years

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PROGESTASERT INTRA UTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICE CONTROL RELEASE OF PROGESTERONE FOR A YEAR

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ADVANTAGES NO MISSING OF DOSE DIS ADVANTAGES ECTOPIC PREGNANCY CHANCE OF P.I.D

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OCUSERT PLACED UNDER THE EYELID DELIVERS A STEADY FLOW ROUND THE CLOCK FOR 7 Days P ILOCARPINE

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DIS ADVANTAGE: LIMITED SUCCESS DUE TO HIGH IRRITATION AND COMPLICATED APPLICATION

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DRUG-ELUTING STENTS A METALLIC DEVICE CONTAINS A DRUG GRADUALLY RELEASED OVER 14-30 DAYS DRUGES USED: SIROLIMUS PACLITAXEL

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SIROLIMUS HELPS IN PREVENTING RE -STENOSIS

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TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY SYETEM 1 ,LIPOSOMES 2 ,MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES 3 ,NANO TECHNOLOGY MEDIATED DRUG DELIVERY

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LIPOSOMES LIPOSOMES ARE A FORM OF VESICLES -Dr ALEC D BANGHAM LIPOS-FAT, SOME-BODIES

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Multi vesicular liposome

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STEALTH LIPOSOME

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DRUGS DELIVERED THROUGH LIPOSOMES: AMPHOTERICIN B DAUNORUBICIN DOXORUBICIN

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MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES [M A B] Also known as MAGIC BULLET GOT NOBEL PRIZE IN 1984 INVENTED BY KOHLER and MILSTEIN IN 1975

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MABs ARE A CLASS OF HIGHLY SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES PRODUCED BY THE CLONES OF A SINGLE HYBRID CELL FORMED IN THE LABORATORY BY THE FUSION OF B-LYMPHOCYTES WITH A TUMOUR CELL. Definition:

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MABs ARE PRODUCED 1]IN ANIMALS 2] IN CELL-CULTURE 3]BATCH TISSUE-CULTURE METHODS 4]BY IN VITRO TECHNIQUES IN VITRO TECHNIQUES ARE USED IN MORE THAN 90% OF CASES

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MABs ARE CLASSIFIED INTO GENERATIONS AS PER THEIR EVOLUTION AND IMMUNOGENICITY FIRST GENERATION MABs:DEVELOPED FROM MURINE,RABBIT, RATS. DISADVANTAGES : Abs TO THESE FOREIGN ANTIGENS HAMA-HUMAN ANTI-MOUSE ANTIBODIES HARA-HUMAN ANTI-RABBIT ANTIBODIES

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2] SECOND GENERATION Mabs RECOMBINANT DNA technology [OR] GENETIC ENGINEERING is used to construct hybrids composed of human anti body regions linked with primate or murine back bone.

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1,FIRST GENERATION Abs 2,SECOND GENERATION Abs MONOCLONAL ANTI BODIES 1,chimeric Abs e.g : infliximab,rituximab 2,humanised Abs e.g:daclizumab,trastuzumab 3,primatized Abs 4,genetically engineered Abs e.g. ALEMTUZUMAB

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MECHANISM OF TRASTUZUMAB ACTION

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DIS ADVANTAGES 1] COST IS VERY HIGH 2] PHARMACO VIGILANCE STUDIES REVEALED THAT RITUXIMAB IS CAUSING PROGRESSIVE MYELOENCEPHALOPATHY.

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NANO TECHNOLOGY The study and manufacture of devices of molecular dimensions, in the range of nanometers or one-billionth of a meter Definition:

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Diagnostic - Imaging - Quantum dots - Microscopic sampling APPLICATIONS OF NANO TECHNOLOGY Therapeutic Delivering medication to the exact location Treatment of cancer Repair of damaged tissues

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TREATMENT OF CANCER WITH MAGNETIC NANO PARTICLES NANO PARTICLE OF SIZE 20 nm

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500 times smaller than R.B.C cell

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1 ml OF NANO SOLUTION CONTAINS 1TRILLION NANO PARTICLES

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GLIO BLASTOMA

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ALTERNATIVE MAGNETIC FIELD 1000/SEC

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FUTURE TRENDS

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“A microscopic machine roaming through the bloodstream, injecting or taking samples for identification and determining the concentrations of different compounds"

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Mechanical drilling of a small tumor mass by a nanorobot

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Four remote-controlled nanorobots examine and clean the subocclusal surfaces of a patient's teeth, near the gumline. Dental Robots

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Medical nanodevices could augment the immune system by finding and disabling unwanted bacteria and viruses.

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A NANOROBOT NIBBLING ON AN ATHEROSCLEROTIC DEPOSIT IN A BLOOD VESSEL

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VIRUS FINDER

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CLOT-INDUCING MEDICAL NANOROBOTS ARE SHOWN IN VARIOUS STAGES OF CLOT-NETTING DEPLOYMENT.

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AN ARRAY OF NINE CLOT-INDUCING MEDICAL NANOROBOTS ARE SHOWN WITH THEIR CLOT-NETTING FULLY DEPLOYED AND INTERLACED.

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MEDICAL NANOROBOTS WITH FULLY DEPLOYED NETTING ARE SHOWN EMBEDDED IN A PATCHLIKE GROWING CLOT WITH RED CELLS AND FIBRIN STRANDS INVOLVED.

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CLOT-INDUCING MEDICAL NANOROBOTS WITH FULLY-DEPLOYED NETTING ARE SHOWN EMBEDDED IN A PATCHLIKE GROWING CLOT WITH RED CELLS AND FIBRIN STRANDS INVOLVED (A CLOSER LOOK)

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ROUGH ESTIMATES SAYS THAT THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED IN ABOUT 10-20YEARS DISADVANTAGES OF NEW DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS COST IS VERY HIGH

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CONCLUSION EVEN THOUGH THE COST OF THESE METHODS ARE PROHIBITIVELY HIGH, THEY STILL OFFER MANY ADVANTAGES ALL THE NEWER METHODS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO FULFILL THE CURRENT MEDICAL NEEDS AND THUS ARE THE METHODS FOR IMMEDIATE FUTURE

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REFERENCES PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY H.L SHARMA,K.K SHARMA INDIAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACOLOGY VOL-39 WWW.ENCAPSULA.COM