Opioid delivery system
A technology of opioids and delivery devices, applied in drug delivery, liposome delivery, nervous system diseases, etc., can solve problems such as limitations, inappropriateness for ambulatory patients, and low efficacy
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[0221] Example 1: Theoretical Model of Opioid Delivery
[0222] Examples 2-4 are based on a theoretical model of opioid delivery; this theoretical model is described herein in Example 1 for greater certainty.
[0223] A theoretical model of opioid delivery was programmed into the computer simulation package "Stella" (High Performance Systems, Lebanon, NH). The elements shown in this example, including the figures and text, are adapted from the Stella model representation and explain the programming of the simulation and how the simulation works.
[0224] In the figures, rectangles represent variables indicative of substance accumulation (except as noted below). Open arrows represent inflow or outflow of accumulations, while solid arrows represent elements controlling flow. To simplify representation, some solid arrows are omitted. Ellipses represent model parameters (inputs) and time-independent calculations. Many model parameters and constants were obtained by prior art ...
Embodiment 2
[0239] Example 2: Administration of a Single Opioid
Embodiment 1
[0240] This example is an application of Example 1: A theoretical model of opioid delivery. This example is intended to illustrate by use a theoretical model of opioid delivery; the model parameters do not reflect any particular opioid. In contrast, the model parameters in this example have been designed to clearly demonstrate the self-limiting aspect of the proposed opioid delivery system. This example shows the integration of the four simulations described in Example 1, and the output of the model when the simulations are run.
[0241] (a) Integration of models
[0242] Figures 5A and 5B show elements of the model described in Example 1 in which a single opioid is administered by inhalation. Figure 5 is divided into two parts: Figure 5A and Figure 5B. FIG. 5A includes: a device model 5010 equivalent to the device model shown and explained as a whole in FIG. 3 in Example 1; a pharmacokinetic model 5020 equivalent to a pharmacokinetic model shown and explained as a whole in...
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