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  Slippery micropropellers penetrate the vitreous humor

Wu, Z., Qiu, T., & Fischer, P.(2021). Slippery micropropellers penetrate the vitreous humor.

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Wu, Zhiguang, Author
Qiu, Tian, Author
Fischer, Peer1, Author                 
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 Abstract: Microparticles actively propel through the vitreous humour and reach the retina in porcine eyes. The slippery micro helical propellers are constructed by the combination of glancing angle deposition technique and the fusion of the slippery liquid layer. The magnetically propulsion in the vitreous humour relies on the matched size of the propeller to the collagen network of the vitreous, and the anti-adhesion coating of the collagen fiber bundles. Clinical optical coherence tomography observed the displacement of the slippery micropropellers through the vitreous to the macular area on the retina. The slippery micropropellers realize the controllable massive movements to the retina in 30 mins, while exerting the travelling distance of above one centimeter. The injection of the slippery micropropellers, the magnetically-powered controllable propulsion in the vitreous, and the optical coherence tomography imaging technique, constitute an intact method for rapid targeted ocular delivery, providing a promising approach towards ophthalmologic applications.

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 Dates: 2021-01-10
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Patent Nr.: US20210170056A1
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