Drug Delivery Collection

Syringe, illustration C018 / 0908
Syringe, illustration

Asthma inhaler use C018 / 1184
MODEL RELEASED. Asthma inhaler use. Woman using an inhaler to treat an asthma attack. During an asthma attack, the small airways (bronchioles) in the lungs constrict, making it difficult to breathe

Placing a catheter, artwork C016 / 6992
Placing a catheter. Artwork showing the placement of a catheter in a patients blood vessel. A hypodermic needle is being inserted at an angle of 25 degrees (centre left)

Cannula training C013 / 7576
Cannula training. Close-up of a dummy arm with a cannula inserted. This dummy is used to practice inserting cannulas. A cannula is a combination of a hollow needle with a tube inside

Transdermal drug delivery methods, composite computer artwork. Transdermal devices deliver controlled doses of drugs through the skin directly into the bloodstream. At top is a transdermal patch

Medical nanorobots, conceptual image. Computer artwork of nanorobots (small, spiky) attacking a virus (red)

Artificial virus, artwork
Artificial virus, computer artwork. Artificial viruses could be used to deliver genes and other cellular materials to human cells to treat a variety of diseases

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"Revolutionizing Healthcare: Exploring the World of Drug Delivery" In today's fast-paced medical world, drug delivery techniques have become increasingly sophisticated and diverse. From injections to inhalers, catheters to cannulas, innovative methods are constantly being developed to ensure effective treatment for patients. Illustration C018 / 0914 showcases the precise art of injection, where healthcare professionals skillfully administer medications directly into the bloodstream. Meanwhile, illustration C018 / 0908 depicts a syringe – a common tool used in various drug delivery procedures. For those suffering from respiratory conditions like asthma, illustration C018 / 1184 demonstrates how an inhaler can provide quick relief by delivering medication directly to the lungs. Placing a catheter (artwork C016 / 6992) is another essential technique employed in drug delivery. This procedure allows for targeted administration of medications or fluids into specific areas of the body. The images labeled as Injection (C018 / 2296) and Injection (C018 / 2295) highlight different aspects of this crucial method that plays a vital role in patient care. Moreover, cannula training (C013 /7576) emphasizes the importance of proper education and expertise required for safe and effective use of these thin tubes inserted into veins or arteries during certain treatments. Transdermal drug delivery offers an alternative approach by allowing drugs to be absorbed through the skin without invasive procedures. This convenient method ensures controlled release over time while maintaining patient comfort. Intraosseous infusion (artwork), on the other hand, represents an emergency procedure where medication is delivered directly into bone marrow when traditional intravenous access is challenging or impossible. Conceptual images featuring medical nanorobots demonstrate futuristic possibilities in drug delivery technology. These tiny robots could navigate within our bodies with precision, targeting specific cells or tissues for highly personalized treatment options. Lastly, artwork showcasing artificial viruses highlights cutting-edge research aiming to utilize modified viruses as carriers for drug delivery, potentially revolutionizing treatment strategies.