Laleh Golshahi

Associate Professor

Virginia Commonwealth University

United States

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Dr. Laleh Golshahi is an Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University in the United States. Her research focuses on pediatric intranasal drug delivery, electronic nicotine delivery systems, and the mechanics of nasal spray devices and their performance. She contributes to the understanding of factors affecting drug delivery through innovative in vitro studies and predictive modeling.

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2020

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Michael Hindle

Peter R Byron Distinguished Professor

Virginia Commonwealth University

UNITED STATES

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Mohammad Hejazi

Virginia Commonwealth University

UNITED STATES

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Development of a predictive model for pediatric intranasal drug delivery with nasal sprays: Leveraging intersubject variability in anatomical dimensions, administration-related parameters, and airway patency

Effects of device settings and e-liquid characteristics on mouth-throat losses of nicotine delivered with electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS)

Establishing quantitative relationships between changes in nasal spray in vitro metrics and drug delivery to the posterior nasal region

In Vitro Comparison of Local Nasal Vaccine Delivery and Correlation with Device Spray Performance

Effects of nasal anatomical characteristics and administration parameters on delivery of locally-acting drugs with suspension nasal sprays in adults

Evaluation of Intranasal Vaccine Delivery Using Anatomical Replicas of Infant Nasal Airways

Mechanistic Understanding of High Flow Nasal Cannula Therapy and Pressure Support with an In Vitro Infant Model

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Michael Hindle

Mohammad Hejazi

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