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Fiber Technology in Drug Delivery and Pharmaceuticals.

Current Drug Delivery 2024 January 26
The field of fiber technology is a dynamic and innovative domain that offers novel solutions for controlled and targeted therapeutic interventions. This abstract provides an overview of key aspects within this field, encompassing a range of techniques, applications, commercial developments, intellectual property, and regulatory considerations. The foundational introduction establishes the significance of fiber-based drug delivery systems. Electrospinning, a pivotal technique, has been explored in this paper, along with its various methods and applications. Monoaxial, coaxial, triaxial, and side-by-side electrospinning techniques each offer distinct advantages and applications. Centrifugal spinning, solution and melt blowing spinning, and pressurized gyration further contribute to the field's diversity. The review also delves into commercial advancements, highlighting marketed products that have successfully harnessed fiber technology. The role of intellectual property is acknowledged, with patents reflecting the innovative strides in fiber-based drug delivery. The regulatory perspective, essential for ensuring safety and efficacy, is discussed in the context of global regulatory agencies' evaluations. This review encapsulates the multidimensional nature of fiber technology in drug delivery and pharmaceuticals, showcasing its potential to revolutionize medical treatments and underscores the importance of continued collaboration between researchers, industry, and regulators for its advancement.

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