Scanography Method for Assessment of Needle Free Injection Dispersion Pattern of Vaccine in Pig Soft Tissues

Bianco C; Vila T

doi:10.4172/2157-7560.1000i102

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Scanography Method for Assessment of Needle Free Injection Dispersion Pattern of Vaccine in Pig Soft Tissues

Bianco C and Vila T

The term needle free is used to describe an extensive range of drug delivery technologies, which consists of devices that do not use a needle to inject drugs through the skin. Focusing on veterinary medicine, vaccination is a significant component of standard management practices in swine husbandry, and needle-free injection device (NFID) possesses several advantages.