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High throughput microparticle production using microfabricated nozzle array.
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Abstract
Polymeric microparticles have triggered critical advancements in drug delivery systems, offering significant improvements in therapeutic efficacy by controlling the delivery while minimizing adverse side effects of the pharmaceuticals. However, conventional microparticle fabrication techniques face several limitations, such as particle size variability, early drug degradation, and production inefficiencies. In this study, we developed a microparticle production system (MPS) in which a precision spraying technology was integrated with a microfabricated nozzle array-based piezoelectric transducer. High-throughput microparticle production was achieved using Poly(d,l-lactide-
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