Transdermal delivery of topical lidocaine in a mouse model is enhanced by treatment with cold atmospheric plasma

Yue Xin; Xiang Wen; Michael R Hamblin; Xian Jiang

doi:10.1111/jocd.13581

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Transdermal delivery of topical lidocaine in a mouse model is enhanced by treatment with cold atmospheric plasma

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Our studies suggested that the transdermal absorption of topical lidocaine can be efficiently and safely enhanced by pretreatment of the skin with CAP. We believe that CAP could be used as an assistance to improve analgesia in dermatology.

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