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- The paper discusses the importance of choosing the right polymeric matrix for creating medicinal films and how this choice impacts their effectiveness.
- It compares the efficiency of different polymeric carriers used for medicinal films and highlights their advantages and disadvantages.
- The paper also provides examples of how medicinal films are applied across various medical fields, showcasing their practical uses.
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This paper offers a brief review of the issues related to selection of the polymeric matrix base that determines the possibilities of forming medicinal film. Estimated is its efficiency as compared to other polymeric carriers. Also discussed are examples of using medicinal films in certain fields of medicine.
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