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    Retina-choroid-sclera permeability for ophthalmic drugs in the vitreous to blood direction: quantitative assessment

    , Article Pharmaceutical research ; Volume 30, Issue 1 , January , 2013 , Pages 41-59 ; 1573904X (ISSN) Haghjou, N ; Abdekhodaie, M. J ; Cheng, Y. L ; Sharif University of Technology
    2013
    Abstract
    To determine the outward permeability of retina-choroid-sclera (RCS) layer for different ophthalmic drugs and to develop correlations between drug physicochemical properties and RCS permeability. A finite volume model was developed to simulate pharmacokinetics in the eye following drug administration by intravitreal injection. The RCS permeability was determined for 32 compounds by best fitting the drug concentration-time profile obtained by simulation with previously reported experimental data. Multiple linear regression was then used to develop correlations between best fit RCS permeability and drugs physicochemical properties. The RCS drug permeabilities had values that ranged over 3 ×... 

    Computational modeling of drug distribution in the posterior segment of the eye: Effects of device variables and positions

    , Article Mathematical Biosciences ; Vol. 255, issue. 1 , 2014 , p. 11-20 Jooybar, E ; Abdekhodaie, M. J ; Farhadi F ; Cheng Y. L ; Sharif University of Technology
    Abstract
    A computational model was developed to simulate drug distribution in the posterior segment of the eye after intravitreal injection and ocular implantation. The effects of important factors in intravitreal injection such as injection time, needle gauge and needle angle on the ocular drug distribution were studied. Also, the influences of the position and the type of implant on the concentration profile in the posterior segment were investigated. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) calculations were conducted to describe the 3D convective-diffusive transport. The geometrical model was constructed based on the human eye dimensions. To simulate intravitreal injection, unlike previous studies...