NANO DRUG DELIVERY IN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
*Sorabh Dangi and Devendra
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Abstract
The life and health of people are now seriously threatened by
cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Despite the fact that there are
numerous medicines with various modes of action that are
commercially available as traditional formulations for the treatment of
CVDs, these medications still fall short of expectations due to issues
with water solubility, biological effectiveness, non-targeting, and drug
resistance. To increase the efficacy and safety of therapeutic agents, as
well as to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of imaging agents, the
employment of a drug delivery system (DDS) is always required.
Additionally, as the use of nanomaterials expands, so does the risk of
exposure in clinical settings. As a result, nanomaterials will have a
greater chance of interacting with blood vessels, blood, and their constituent parts, which will
have a significant effect on human health. This article focused mostly on introducing the
various NDDS kinds, their targeting approaches, and their use in CVDs.
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