Journal of Drug Delivery / 2011 / Article / Tab 2 / Review Article
Recent Applications of Liposomes in Ophthalmic Drug Delivery Table 2 Application of liposomes for the delivery of various drug molecules.
Drug Formulation Result Year Ref GCV Liposomes In vitro
transcorneal permeation and in vivo ocular pharmacokinetics was improved2007 [26 ] Ciprofloxacin Liposomal hydrogel Fivefold higher transcorneal permeation than the liposomes alone 2010 [27 ] Levofloxacin Liposomes attached to the contact lens Drug was released following first-order kinetics for more than 6 days and formulation had showed activity against S. aureus. 2007 [28 ] Herpes simplex virus antigens Periocular vaccine Treated rabbits showed anti-gB immune response and protected against reactivation of HSV infection 2006 [29 ] Acetazolamide Neutral- and surface-charged liposomes Positively charged liposomes reduced IOP and exhibited prolonged effect than negatively charged liposomes 2007 [30 ] Tacrolimus Liposomes More than 50 ng/mL vitreous concentration was maintained for 2 weeks and reduced drug related toxicity 2010 [31 ] Vasoactive intestinal peptide Rhodamine-conjugated liposomes Liposomes were internalized by retinal Müller glial cells, resident macrophages; majority of the liposomes reached the cervical lymph nodes and resulted in slower release and long-term expression inside the eye 2007 [32 ] Clodronate Liposomes Effectively inhibit infiltration of ED2-positive macrophages 2005 [33 ] Plasmid DNA Cationic liposomes Significantly increased transfection efficiency of pDNA 2004 [34 ] Therapeutic DNA Cationic lipoplexes Achieved good vitreous mobility with moderately pegylated cationic lipoplexes with size less than 500 nm 2005 [35 ]