Magnetic drug targeting is a method by which magnetic drug carriers in the body are
manipulated by external magnetic fields to reach the target area. This method is potentially …

Nanosized constructs are widely applied to address the common drawbacks of conventional
cancer therapy, such as a nonspecific biodistribution, toxicity and targeting. Nevertheless …

Safe and effective cancer therapy requires a suitable nanocarrier that can target particular
sites, such as cancer cells, in a selective manner. With the tremendous growth in …

Common digestive and lung disorders such as stomach problems and pleural emission
pose serious difficulties for patients who undergo open surgeries wherein a wirelessly …

Magnetic drug targeting (MDT) is gaining more attention in cancer therapy due to its
capability in reducing chemotherapy's side effects. Utilizing an appropriate model for …

In cancer therapy, magnetic drug targeting is considered as an effective treatment to reduce
chemotherapy's side effects. The accurate design and shaping of magnetic fields are crucial …

The main challenge in magnetic drug targeting lies in steering the magnetic particles,
especially in deeper body layers. For this purpose, linear Halbach arrays are currently in …

Wirelessly powered medical microrobots are often driven or localized by magnetic
resonance imaging coils, whose signal-to-noise ratio is easily affected by the power …

The remarkable properties of magnetic nanostructures have sparked considerable interest
within the biomedical domain, owing to their potential for diverse applications. In targeted …

Targeted drug delivery is considered one of the most important biomedical application in the
field of nanotechnology for the treatment of cancerous cells. Magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) …