FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: there are presented versions of a method for a penetrant delivery involving creating a number of delivery openings. An opening depth makes from approximately 40 to approximately 90 micron. The above delivery openings are characterised by a distribution resultant in a normal distribution curve. There are also presented versions of a method for assessing the effectiveness of the penetrant delivery through a biological membrane, involving measuring the fixed penetrant concentration, measuring a transepidermal water loss through a mammalian membrane and comparing the measurement results to the known values for each providing the desired results.
EFFECT: inventions provide the optimum percutaneous substance delivery to the body by determining the optimum depth range of the delivery openings providing the effective absorption of the therapeutic substances.
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Dates
2014-10-27—Published
2004-10-21—Filed