Ho et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Ultrasonic transdermal delivery system with acid–base neutralization-generated CO2 microbubble cavitationHo et al., 2020
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- Ho Y
- Hsu H
- Kang S
- Fan C
- Chang C
- Yeh C
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- ACS Applied Bio Materials
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Transdermal delivery systems provide a convenient noninvasive approach for drug administration through the skin, and they have been widely developed for in-home health care. The stratum corneum of the skin surface limits drug penetration, but ultrasound (US) …
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