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• TITLE: An Optimized Parameter of Hydrogel for a Seven-Day Release of a Drug

  AUTHORS: Zixuan Jiang

  KEYWORDS: Hydrogel, Diffusion Rate, Drug Release

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biomaterials and Nanobiotechnology, Vol.11 No.4, September 18, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Drug release is a crucial process in treatment. Conventional drug administration requires patient’s compliance and has the risk of overdosing. In order to control drug release, several potential materials are develo0ped. In this paper, we focus on hydrogel material and simulate drug release process in MATLAB. We optimize the parameter for a seven-day release of a drug. The results show that the diffusion coefficient at approximately 4.00E−11 could ensure medicine to diffuse around 7 days and maintain its effects.