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11 resultsUpdated October 09, 2026
1
Formulation Studies on Microemulsion-Based Polymer Gels Loaded with Voriconazole for the Treatment of Skin Mycoses
Pharmaceutics
September 2025
Gackowski M.
Open Access
2
An injectable ropivacaine and lornoxicam sustained-release gel regulated by low molecular weight poly(ortho esters)
Pharmaceutical Development and Technology
2025
Wu X.
3
Emulgel: An Emerging Approach towards Effective Topical Drug Delivery
Drug Delivery Letters
December 2022
Pandey P.
4
Superiority of microemulsion-based hydrogel for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug transdermal delivery: a comparative safety and anti-nociceptive efficacy study
International Journal of Pharmaceutics
25 June 2022
Mehanna M.M.
5
The optimization of a dimenhydrinate transdermal patch formulation based on the quantitative analysis of in vitro release data by DDSolver through skin penetration studies
Scientia Pharmaceutica
September 2021
Abdul Rasool B.K.
Open Access
6
Transcutaneous anaesthetic nano-enabled hydrogels for eyelid surgery
International Journal of Pharmaceutics
15 March 2020
Lalatsa A.
All Open Access, Green
7
Formulation and evaluation of transdermal gel of ibuprofen: Use of penetration enhancer and microneedle
Iranian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
2020
Parhi R.
8
Trans-resveratrol-loaded nonionic lamellar liquid-crystalline systems: Structural, rheological, mechanical, textural, and bioadhesive characterization and evaluation of in vivo anti-inflammatory activity
International Journal of Nanomedicine
14 September 2017
Fonseca-Santos B.
Open Access
9
Pharmacological evaluation of oral fast disintegrating films containing local anaesthetic agent lignocaine
Biomedical Research India
2017
Xu H.
10
Enhancing topical analgesic administration: Review and prospect for transdermal and transbuccal drug delivery systems
Current Pharmaceutical Design
2015
Sanz R.
11
Improvement of lidocaine local anesthetic action using Lallemantia royleana seed mucilage as an excipient
Iranian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research
1 September 2014
Atabaki R.