… In this review, we highlight the potential of emulsion technology in nuclear medicine for
developing targeted radionuclide therapies, for use as radiosensitizers, and for application in …

… Publications describing the use of lipid emulsion as antidotal … In animal models, intravenous
lipid emulsion (ILE) has resulted in … Use of lipid emulsion as antidote remains a nascent field …

… In this article, we review the role of parenteral lipid emulsions (LEs) in the management of
critically ill patients and highlight important biologic activities associated with lipids. Soybean-…

… Emulsion has lymphatic affinity and the drug is coated in the internal phase, which can …
systems for the effective parts of Chinese medicines and compound prescriptions, and the paper …

… Oil extracts based on medicinal plants have a special place in … by cold pressing method is
widely used in folk medicine [6-9]. It … It consists in obtaining stable emulsions from oil extracts in …

… bar to obtain a submicron emulsion. The pH of the emulsions was adjusted to 6.5 using a
0.1 N sodium hydroxide solution for a breaking of the emulsions was observed at pH values …

… of medicine and adjuvant”. In this study, we introduced the Pickering emulsion technology to
… on the idea of “the combination of medicine and adjuvant”, which provides a research basis …

… medicinal plants essential oils were known as fungicide, but they are hard to use and have
organoleptic effects to make smell and taste in crops. Nano-emulsion … nano-emulsion of three …

… Actually, the WHO recommended the use of traditional medicine in communities with poor
health services (6). Some of herbal plants were used in traditional medicine for long times and …

… All medicines and therapeutics formulated as 'emulsions' must typically and characteristically
contain consistent amounts and specified polymorphic forms of the relevant drug (Mahato, …