Draft:Perivascular administration
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Perivascular administration concerns drug delivery directly to the adventitia of a blood vessel. Perivascular delivery is a distinct subset of pharmacological administration and aims to locally release pharmaceuticals to the outside of a blood vessel. Perivascular drug administration is a broad field of drug delivery that includes various types of drug application to the many perivascular spaces in the body, most specifically administration to the Tunica Externa (sometimes called Tunica Adventitia) , methods of perivascular administration have been proposed for treating various complications following vascular surgery, especially Neointimal Hyperplasia,[1] Restenosis[2] and reducing the likeliness of vein graft failure.[3] Additionally, perivascular administration has been explored to help reduce intimal hyperplasia secondary to arteriovenous fistula creation for dialysis[1].
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