Liposomes |
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Biocompatible, biodegradable, and non-immunogenic
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Prolong the circulation time of tPA
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Reduce tPA-induced hemorrhage
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Improve thrombolysis efficiency
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Polymeric nanoparticles |
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Biocompatible and biodegradable
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Easy to functionalize
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Sustained drug release
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Prolong the circulation time of tPA
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Accelerate thrombolysis
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Trigger drug release by ultrasound irradiation
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Magnetic nanoparticles |
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Reduce the dose of tPA
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Improve penetration of tPA into clot
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Accelerate thrombolysis
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Magnet-guided targeted thrombolysis
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Theradiagnostic application when combined with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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Micro-bubbles |
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Improve penetration of tPA into clot
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Accelerate thrombolysis by ultrasound
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Ultrasound-mediated targeted thrombolysis
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Continuous monitoring recanalization using transcranial color-coded sonography
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Theradiagnostic application when combined with ultrasound imaging
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Low stability of microbubbles in bloodstream
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Microbubble destruction could cause local microvasculature ruptures and hemolysis
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Induce embolization due to the fragmentation of clot
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Echogenic liposomes |
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Biocompatible and biodegradable
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High recanalization rate by ultrasound
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Increase thrombolytic efficacy
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Accelerate thrombolysis by ultrasound
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Ultrasound-mediated targeted thrombolysis
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Theradiagnostic application when combined with ultrasound imaging
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High polydispersity
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Low stability, may lose echogenic properties at physiological temperature
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Cause vessel wall damage due to high intensity ultrasound
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Induce embolization due to the fragmentation of clot
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Electrostatic supramolecular complexes |
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