Nanoencapsulated Systems: Promising Biomedical Initiatives in Pharmacology

Abstract

The most important direction of modern pharmacology is the study of systems used for controlled and targeted delivery of medications, which is carried out by creating nanoencapsulated forms of different nature and chemical structure. Nanoencapsulation is a promising method for creating innovative dosage forms with prolonged action, which allows expanding the range of medications, as well as changing approaches to various diseases that require long-term therapy. This review provides information highlighting the most promising classes of nanosized drug carriers, describes the processes of their use based on lipids, polymers, and biodegradable mineral substances, as well as provides examples of their use in modern pharmaceutical practice.