TRANSDERMAL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM (TDDS) AS A NOVEL TOOL FOR DRUG DELIVERY
Rahul Pal*, Prachi Pandey, Saman Waheed, Shiva Kant Thakur, Vidhi Sharma, Arsh Chanana and Ravindra Pal Singh
Abstract
A transdermal patch is generally defined as medicated adhesive patch
which is placed on the top most layer of skin to deliver a specific
amount of dose of particular medicine for the particular skin related
disease through the skin and into the bloodstream after that show their
therapeutic effect in given period of time. Allover 76% of drug can
administer in oral route of administration, can’t give desired
therapeutic effect, in case of drug considered under transdermal drug
delivery system it can give systemic effect or therapeutic effect in
given prolonged period of time and maintain its therapeutic activity as
well as therapeutic window for particular disease treatment.
Transdermal route has a number of advantages over conventional drug
delivery routes such as avoidance of first pass effect, enhanced bioavailability, patient
compliance, painless delivery of medicament, ease of application, removal of patch in case of
toxicity occurring. Transdermal drug delivery system is a new advance recent novel
technology which having the great future, patches discovery on the broader peak for their
local action or topical action. The routes of drug absorption through the skin are mainly of
intercellular, intracellular and trans appendageal considering. Transdermal patch consisting
various components in their formulation such as backing membrane, drug reservoir, adhesive
layer, release control membrane and liner. In this article providing lots information in the
form of review article discussing firstly anatomy of skin which is the main organ responsible
of their action on that particular site for the skin related diseases, transdermal patch
mechanism involving, permeation enhancer especially for the promoting penetration of drugs into skin included in the formulation of patches, different types of patches formulation, evaluation parameters and recent techniques include in the article.
Keywords: Transdermal Drug delivery, Structure and Anatomy of skin, Permeation Enhancer, Formulation, Evaluation of TDDS Patches and Recent approaches.
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