[Progress on microneedle drug delivery systems for the treatment of corneal diseases].

J Q Mu, B Y Mi, X Y Ding, B H Chen, X Hua
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Corneal diseases are prevalent eye conditions in China, and the lack of effective treatment in the short term can lead to blindness. However, delivering drugs to the cornea safely and effectively poses a significant challenge due to the presence of ocular barriers and clearance mechanisms. Conventional drug delivery methods exhibit low bioavailability, making it difficult to achieve therapeutic effects. Microneedles, with their ability to penetrate ocular surface barriers effectively, offer a low-invasive and highly promising drug delivery technology. This article introduces the main delivery barriers on the ocular surface, classifies microneedles, and highlights the latest developments in the treatment of corneal diseases. Finally, the potential challenges of applying microneedle delivery systems to the ocular surface are analyzed, aiming to provide insights for the clinical application of microneedles in corneal diseases.

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[用于治疗角膜疾病的微针给药系统的研究进展]。
角膜疾病是中国的常见眼病,短期内缺乏有效治疗可能导致失明。然而,由于存在眼部屏障和清除机制,如何安全有效地将药物输送到角膜是一项重大挑战。传统的给药方法生物利用度低,难以达到治疗效果。微针能够有效穿透眼表屏障,是一种低创、前景广阔的给药技术。本文介绍了眼表的主要给药屏障,对微针作了分类,并重点介绍了治疗角膜疾病的最新进展。最后,分析了在眼表应用微针给药系统可能面临的挑战,旨在为微针在角膜疾病中的临床应用提供启示。
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中华眼科杂志
中华眼科杂志 Medicine-Ophthalmology
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