CUSTOMIZED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM
BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE
PRESENTED BY:
Syed Faizan
M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
Vidya Bharati College of Pharmacy, Amravati
2024-25
❖ Introduction
❖ Defination
❖ Advantages
❖ Bioelectronic medicine
❖ Examples of Bioelectronic medicine
❖ Advantages & Disadvantages
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
❑ Drug delivery system that are designed to release the drug as per the
need of the individual or specific patient.
❑ Therapy with the right drug at right dosing in the right patient.
❑ Customized medicines is prepared based on each patient’s medical
history, needs, genetics, health conditions and other factors.
DEFINATION
❑ Customized drug delivery also termed personalised medicine is a
medical procedure that separates patients into different groups with
medical decisions, practices to individual patient based on their
predicted response or risk of disease.
❑ It is also known as smart drug delivery.
❑ Bioelectronic medicine are electronic devices can be used to analyze
and modulate the electrical activity within nerves system.
❑ A tiny device that is attached to a nerve that would adjust the electrical
signals between the brain & the organs of our body.
❑ Bioelectronic medicines are new and innovative approach of
personalized drug delivery system. These are used to diagnosis of any
disease, clinical testing and therapy.
BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE
❑ The main feature of bioelectronic medicine as it stimulates electrical
impulse to nerves system and body tissues instead of chemical
treatment.
❑ BEM devices can record, stimulate, or block neural signaling to affect
molecular mechanisms.
❑ Such devices are used to treat inflammatory disease like as Rheumatoid
arthritis & Asthama etc.
The device attached to the pulmonary
nerve to potentially block the signals that
cause the lungs to constrict.
❑ ASTHAMA
EXAMPLES OF BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE
A Cochlear Implant is bioelectronic
device that partially restore hearing.
❑ COCHLEAR IMPLANT
ADVANTAGES
➢ Painless to cure a disease.
➢ Targeted treatment.
➢ Minimum side effect.
➢ Better patient compliance
DISADVANTAGES
➢ High Cost.
➢ Undesirable effect.
➢ Not suitable for all.
➢ Installation may be harmful.

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    CUSTOMIZED DRUG DELIVERYSYSTEM BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE PRESENTED BY: Syed Faizan M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics) Vidya Bharati College of Pharmacy, Amravati 2024-25
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    ❖ Introduction ❖ Defination ❖Advantages ❖ Bioelectronic medicine ❖ Examples of Bioelectronic medicine ❖ Advantages & Disadvantages CONTENTS
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    INTRODUCTION ❑ Drug deliverysystem that are designed to release the drug as per the need of the individual or specific patient. ❑ Therapy with the right drug at right dosing in the right patient. ❑ Customized medicines is prepared based on each patient’s medical history, needs, genetics, health conditions and other factors.
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    DEFINATION ❑ Customized drugdelivery also termed personalised medicine is a medical procedure that separates patients into different groups with medical decisions, practices to individual patient based on their predicted response or risk of disease. ❑ It is also known as smart drug delivery.
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    ❑ Bioelectronic medicineare electronic devices can be used to analyze and modulate the electrical activity within nerves system. ❑ A tiny device that is attached to a nerve that would adjust the electrical signals between the brain & the organs of our body. ❑ Bioelectronic medicines are new and innovative approach of personalized drug delivery system. These are used to diagnosis of any disease, clinical testing and therapy. BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE
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    ❑ The mainfeature of bioelectronic medicine as it stimulates electrical impulse to nerves system and body tissues instead of chemical treatment. ❑ BEM devices can record, stimulate, or block neural signaling to affect molecular mechanisms. ❑ Such devices are used to treat inflammatory disease like as Rheumatoid arthritis & Asthama etc.
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    The device attachedto the pulmonary nerve to potentially block the signals that cause the lungs to constrict. ❑ ASTHAMA EXAMPLES OF BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE
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    A Cochlear Implantis bioelectronic device that partially restore hearing. ❑ COCHLEAR IMPLANT
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    ADVANTAGES ➢ Painless tocure a disease. ➢ Targeted treatment. ➢ Minimum side effect. ➢ Better patient compliance DISADVANTAGES ➢ High Cost. ➢ Undesirable effect. ➢ Not suitable for all. ➢ Installation may be harmful.