Iontophoresis is a technique, which uses an electric current to deliver a medicine or other chemicals into a body through the skin. Find amount of potassium ions Na introduced into patient body during iontophoresis procedure having duration 5 min. The current density used in the procedure was ? = 40 μA/cm2 and area of the electrodes was ? = 30 cm2

Iontophoresis is a technique, which uses an electric current to deliver a medicine or other chemicals into a body through the skin. Find amount of potassium ions Na introduced into patient body during iontophoresis procedure having duration 5 min. The current density used in the procedure was ? = 40 μA/cm2 and area of the electrodes was ? = 30 cm2

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter6: Biomedical Electrodes, Sensors, And Transducers

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