Title
Development of an in vitro method for modeling drug release and subsequent tissue drug uptake and deposition in a pulsatile flow network.
Abstract
A novel benchtop model of drug elution and arterial drug deposition following stent implantation has been developed. The model contains a single drug loaded strut and a compartment simulating the vessel wall, housed in a flow chamber under a pulsatile flow regime. Each component has programmable transport properties that can be implemented into a computational model of drug elution. An initial experiment determining the effects of luminal flow on drug deposition patterns was performed. The results show that spatial distribution of drug correlates with areas of low and recirculating flow surrounding the strut. This spatial distribution of drug was shown to be dependent on both transient release behavior and the local flow field surrounding the strut. Furthermore, these results showed that the novel method could be used to study the effects of luminal flow in the presence of single or multiple struts. The method could also be used to explore more complex drug release strategies.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1109/IEMBS.2011.6090886
EMBC
Keywords
Field
DocType
drug eluting stent,biological fluid dynamics,blood vessels,strut,drug deposition pattern,drug elution,prosthetics,arterial drug deposition,transport property,tissue drug uptake,vessel wall,molecular biophysics,pulsatile flow network,benchtop model,drug release model,stent implantation,drug delivery systems,recirculating flow,luminal flow,pulsatile flow,flow chamber,drugs,computer model,in vitro,computational modeling,fluids
Biomedical engineering,Elution,Pulsatile flow,Load modeling,Computer science,In vitro,Flow (psychology),Transient analysis,Drug delivery,Drug
Conference
Volume
ISSN
ISBN
2011
1557-170X
978-1-4244-4122-8
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
0
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Caroline C O'Brien100.68
Charles H Finch200.34
Penny Martens300.34
Tracie J Barber400.34
Anne Simmons501.01