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Articles by Daniela Strohmeier

Printable Medicines: A Microdosing Device For Producing Personalized Medicines

The authors describe a new method for the production of personalised medicines involving the direct printing of drug solutions or suspensions containing APIs and excipients onto edible paper carrier materials utilising ultra-precise microdrop printing technology. The approach allows ultra-precise dosing of the API according to the specific requirements of each individual patient and is suited for highly active low-dose drugs.
Jan 7, 2011
By: Johannes G. Khinast, Andreas Zimmer, Guenter Brenn, Wolfgang Bauer, Bernhard Eitzinger, Daniela Strohmeier, Nina Schroedl, Michael M. Gruber, Christine Voura

The authors describe a new method for the production of personalised medicines utilising ultra-precise microdrop printing technology.

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