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drug delivery into the eye using an episcleral implant

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Old   August 27, 2018, 22:51
Default drug delivery into the eye using an episcleral implant
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For my post graduate project, I have to model transport of a drug through the eye using molecular diffusion(Fick's law).

There are three different layers over the eye. All of them are solid and non-porous. The implant will release the drug into the eye over a period of 8 weeks.

The drug will then diffuse through the different layers of the eye into the center which is porous.

I however am unable to find the correct module which contains the equations for this purpose. Any help would be appreciated.

The implant is situated just above the optic nerve.

I have attached the image of the eye model I am using to provide further clarity.
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Old   August 31, 2018, 14:17
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The software being used is fluent.
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