Main description:

Nanomedicines and Nanoproducts: Applications, Disposition, and Toxicology in the Human Body provides a detailed overview of the disposition of nanoproducts within the body, with a special focus on the respiratory and olfactory routes of nanoproduct administration, buccal exposure and the ingestion of nanoproducts, the integumentary system (formed by the skin, hair, nails, and associated glands), the ocular route, the systemic route, and toxicology as it relates to the nanoscale world.

Offering an interdisciplinary, big-picture view of the current and future state of nanotechnology, this book:

Identifies key points for the entry of nanoproducts, nanomedicines, and other nanoscale structures into the body
Reviews the bodily administration and subsequent disposition of nanoproducts via various exposure routes
Describes the intravenous route of administration for the therapeutic management of ocular disease
Discusses practical nanoproduct and nanomedicine applications, disposition, and toxicology
Summarizes various toxicological principles and the testing of nanoproducts

Nanomedicines and Nanoproducts: Applications, Disposition, and Toxicology in the Human Body addresses the scope of practical nanoparticle applications in academic research as well as industrial investigation, where "practical" is defined as advantageous in all aspects of nanoproduct disposition, efficacy, and toxicology. The book's goal is to introduce potentially beneficial applications and exciting topics regarding nanoproducts to a variety of professional and general readers.

Contents:

Nanoscale World. Overview of Nanoproduct Disposition. Respiratory and Olfactory Routes. Buccal Route and Ingestion. The Integumentary System and the Ocular Route. Systemic Route. Toxicology in the Nanoscale World.