Inhaler Deposition Pattern Analysis
Parametric Optimization for Medical Devices Nasal inhalers are widely used medical devices designed to deliver a predefined dose of medication into the nasal cavity. Often, the drug is in liquid form and is atomized into fine droplets before being released. To be effective, these droplets must adhere to and penetrate the mucosal surface of the nasal cavity. The amount of medicine that is actually delivered to the patient, meaning the quantity that sticks to the mucosa, is a critical performance indicator.