As needle-free injection technology continues to advance, it holds the potential to transform the future of patient care, setting new standards for comfort, safety, and compliance in drug delivery.

Injections deliver liquid medications, fluids, or nutrients directly into a person’s body. Different types of injections include intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, intraosseous, and ...

While holding the needle like a dart, slide it into the skin at a 90-degree angle: Needles for subcutaneous injections are usually short and small and should go all the way into the skin.

The take off was examined by a two dimensional motion analysis system. The average angle of the knee joint bend during long jump take off is 192.2 ± 22.4 and the average angle of the knee joint bend ...

Ankle joint anatomy and arthritis. The ankle (known by doctors as the tibiotalar joint) is a complex joint that allows your foot to rotate and pivot in relation to your leg. Three separate bones meet ...

We present a novel architecture for arm movement classification based on kinematic properties (joint angle and position), computed from MARG sensors, using a quaternion-based gradient-descent method ...

PRP therapy delivers a concentrated injection of the patient's own growth factor-rich platelets directly into the SI joint. These growth factors can stimulate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and ...

Arthrogram: A joint injection performed under fluoroscopic or CT guidance is called an arthrogram. The radiologist will inject a small amount of contrast agent into the joint to better visualize it.

Aiming at overcoming the disadvantages of the common spring-type or compressed gas-type needle-free injection system, a needle-free injection system based on linear Lorentz-force actuator was ...

Needle-free jet injection has been effective in immunizing against several infections in laboratory animals; the delivery devices are simple to use and have been FDA 510k cleared for human use. Herein ...