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In a 6‑ to 12‑month open‑label study, 335 patients treated 5963 migraine attacks with M207, an investigational microneedle patch delivering intracutaneous zolmitriptan. Most participants (96%) experienced at least one adverse event, the vast majority being mild application‑site reactions (erythema, swelling, bleeding). Only 4% withdrew due to adverse events. Pain freedom at 2 hours was achieved in 44% of attacks, and pain relief in 81%. Efficacy and safety profiles were consistent with the earlier single‑attack ZOTRIP trial. The authors conclude M207 is well tolerated for long‑term, repeated migraine treatment.
Fig. 1 Key Efficacy Outcomes. (Nahas SJ, et al., 2021)
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Using Franz cells, zolmitriptan permeation from titanium microprojection arrays was evaluated across three models: full‑thickness human skin, dermatomed human skin, and a synthetic hydrophobic membrane (Strat‑M). Only 11% of the coated dose permeated through the synthetic membrane, whereas 85% permeated through dermatomed skin. Full‑thickness skin gave a significantly different absorption profile and time to maximum flux. Dermatomed skin is likely the most accurate predictor of in vivo performance for drug‑coated microneedle arrays.
Fig. 2 Adhesive Dermally Applied Microarray (ADAM) zolmitriptan. (Ameri M, et al., 2018)
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