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can be achieved through drug-delivery systems that are responsive to mechanical stimuli. Drug release can be controlled by triggers due to forces experienced by the body from daily motions. Mechanical triggers have been applied to polymers to release 2-furylcarbonil derivatives which then trigger the
397:. The naturally occurring mechanical forces in the body enable the self-administration of medications. Motion-triggered drug delivery of anticancer therapy is achievable through the natural forces generated by organ movements. Research has been conducted on contact lenses that are pre-loaded with 464:
drug delivery systems may include stretch-triggered technology but these devices are typically used for long-term administration, making drug reloading a topic of concern. Issues of environmental impact are also a concern when it comes to transdermal drug delivery due to the material's lack of
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are the three main types of mechanical stimuli. Compression force is when an object experiences forces from two sides, going in opposite directions, causing it to become compacted. Tensile force is when an object experiences forces from two sides, pointing in opposite directions, causing it to
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stent expansion. Also, the incorporation of several drugs into stretch-triggered autonomous drug release systems is a possibility, allowing drugs to be released by the same or different signals. Stretch-triggered drug delivery is also applied to nanoparticle-loaded stretchable
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are also examples of mechanical forces. Depending on the mechanical stimuli, a different material may improve the desired results. The human body is exposed to mechanical forces on or within bones, organs, joints, blood vessels, and cartilage.
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Due to the limited research on mechanical force-responsive drug delivery systems, the effects of mechanical forces on cells remain unclear. Current research on stretch-triggered drug delivery systems mostly involves
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Di, Jin; Yao, Shanshan; Ye, Yanqi; Cui, Zheng; Yu, Jicheng; Ghosh, Tushar K.; Zhu, Yong; Gu, Zhen (2015). "Stretch-triggered drug delivery from wearable elastomer films containing therapeutic depots".
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that release drugs due to their expanded surface area. Stretch-triggered drug delivery has been applied to the cardiovascular system through the use of drug-loaded hydrogels that lead to increased
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studies are required to further improve knowledge in this subject. A limitation of current technology is the release of drugs in the absence of tensile triggers and a limit of loading agents.
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ability to biodegrade and associated electronic waste. An area of interest regarding drug delivery devices that use naturally occurring triggers is the variability of
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Ding, Xiaoke; Ben-Shlomo, Gil; Que, Long (2020). "Soft contact lens with embedded microtubes for sustained and self-adaptive drug delivery for glaucoma treatment".
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Manikkath, Jyothsna; Subramony, J. Anand (2021). "Toward closed-loop drug delivery: Integrating Wearable Technologies with Transdermal Drug Delivery Systems".
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that is released by the stretch of the contact lens during natural eye movements. The movement of joints has been used to trigger the release of
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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be
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release of molecular cargo. An application of stretch-triggered drug delivery systems is the delivery of chemotherapy triggered by
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stimulated by mechanical forces. The most commonly used materials for stretch-triggered autonomous drug release systems are
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There are naturally occurring mechanical forces in the human body such as increased stress within blood vessels due to
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stretch. Shear forces are when an object experiences forces that are parallel and are going in opposite directions.
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Ma, Panqin; Lai, Xiyu; Luo, Zheng; Chen, Ying; Loh, Xian; Ye, Enyi; Li, Zibiao; Wu, Caisheng; Wu, Yun-Long (2022).
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Ballance, William C.; Seo, Yongbeom; Baek, Kwanghyun; Chalifoux, Madeleine; Kim, Donghyun; Kong, Hyunjoon (2018).
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Example of a drug release system triggered by the stretching of an elastomer as a consequence of a finger bending.
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Vinchhi, Preksha; Rawal, Shruti U.; Patel, Mayur M. (2021). "External stimuli-responsive drug delivery systems".
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are also applicable to this drug delivery system, allowing for simultaneous treatment and diagnosis of diseases.
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A drug release mechanism that is triggered by the stretching of the contact lens due to natural eye movements.
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parameters between people. This makes it difficult to set a standard of what will trigger this technology.
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Three main types of mechanical stimuli; compression force, tensile force, and shear force.
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Wang, Yucai; Shim, Min S.; Levinson, Nathanael S.; Sung, Hsing-Wen; Xia, Younan (2014).
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Wang, Julia; Kaplan, Jonah A.; Colson, Yolonda L.; Grinstaff, Mark W. (2017).
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Stretch-triggered drug delivery has a variety of applications. Intracellular
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Xiong, Ya; Qi, Lin; Niu, Ye; Li, Yueqiang; Xue, Qingzhong; Zhao, Yi (2020).
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Zhang, Yuqi; Yu, Jicheng; Bomba, Hunter N.; Zhu, Yong; Gu, Zhen (2016).
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Hu, Xiaoran; Zeng, Tian; Husic, Corey C.; Robb, Maxwell J. (2021).
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This method of drug delivery falls in the category of
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