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publicationNumber KR-940005267-A
titleOfInvention Percutaneous administration base
abstract The present invention relates to a transdermal administration base comprising fatty acid esters, alcohols and water, and a pharmaceutical preparation for transdermal administration comprising a pharmaceutical compound and base. According to the present invention, pharmaceutical compounds that are difficult to be absorbed by the transdermal can be effectively administered transdermally.
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