Basic Medicine
Merit Oluchi Ori; Francis-Dominic Makong Ekpan; Humphrey Sam Samuel; Odii Peter Egwuatu
Abstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and nanotechnology has revolutionized the field of nanomedicine. AI’s large-scale data processing and pattern recognition capabilities can enhance the design of nanotechnologies for diagnosis and therapy. This integration can address challenges in ...
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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and nanotechnology has revolutionized the field of nanomedicine. AI’s large-scale data processing and pattern recognition capabilities can enhance the design of nanotechnologies for diagnosis and therapy. This integration can address challenges in fabrication and targeted drug delivery for cancer therapy. AI’s rapid data mining and decision-making capabilities can lead to more innovative solutions. The convergence of biology, AI, and nanotechnology is fostering a scientific and technological revolution. Recent studies show that AI can improve the design of nanotechnologies for diagnostics and treatment by processing large datasets and recognizing complex patterns. AI is also used in nanomedicine design to optimize material properties based on interactions with target medications, biological fluids, immune systems, and cell membranes.
Clinical Medicine
Maryam Milani Fard; Amir Mohammad Milani Fard
Abstract
In this study, a controlled drug delivery system was modeled to release the drug dissolved in a polymer matrix by polymer degradation. This system is in the form of a page. The drug is released into the environment by the mechanism of penetration and degradation of the polymer. What comes to mind when ...
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In this study, a controlled drug delivery system was modeled to release the drug dissolved in a polymer matrix by polymer degradation. This system is in the form of a page. The drug is released into the environment by the mechanism of penetration and degradation of the polymer. What comes to mind when you first hear the name of the drug may be nothing more than pills, capsules or ampoules! While the world of medicine and the methods of its delivery to the body are not limited to these. Drugs usually enter the body in both digestive and non-digestive ways. The introduction of drugs from these methods has problems and limitations, and for this reason, researchers were looking for ways that could solve the above problems to a large extent. Following these efforts, controlled drug delivery systems were introduced, which have many benefits. The most important of these advantages include the ability to maintain the drug concentration at a relatively constant level for a certain period of time, the ability to adjust the drug release rate depending on the drug delivery site, the ability to deliver the drug to a specific organ or tissue, the ability to deliver multiple drugs with one formulation. These systems have revolutionized the treatment of many diseases and are evolving.
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