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Evaluation of the in vitro human skin percutaneous absorption of ketoprofen in topical anhydrous and aqueous gels.

Skin Res Technol · 2024 · PMC10891364 · PMID 38396354

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These values increased to 2.224 and 2.505 μg ketoprofen/cm 2 /h in the anhydrous gel and aqueous gel, respectively, after 27 h of exposure, and showed a decreasing trend thereafter (Figure 3A ).

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