subdermally

We can even implant them subdermally so nobody knows you're wearing them.

Because the scanner reads subdermally, it is not affected by dirt or oil on the fingertips.

A fast-acting specific suited to the patient's metabolism was administered subdermally and the early results were good.

He hoped to address more of the "human condition" on the third album, even though it is subdermally present in the previous two albums as well.

Three sets of numerals glowed subdermally.

Ablation probes are inserted percutaneously or subdermally into tissues where cancerous tumors have been identified.

Subdermally injected corticosteroids such as triamcinolone have also been effective in reducing the size and spread of granuloma annulare.

The Minimed Paradigm system uses a needle-like glucose sensor which is inserted subdermally to measure blood glucose concentrations.

For example, when created to below the skin of the face in cosmetic procedures intended to add bulk, the gTissue is adopted and stays a living, metabolically active tissue, subdermally.

Other than oral administration, in severe cases of alcoholism disulfiram used to be implanted subdermally to make it harder for the patient to stop treatment and succumb to the treated addiction.

This novel implant formulation is inserted subdermally in a patient's upper arm providing continuous medication, and has the potential to enhance patient compliance to treatment, and limit diversion for illicit use and accidental exposure to the sublingual formulations.

The original Norplant consisted of a set of six small (2.4 mm x 34 mm) silicone capsules, each filled with 36 mg of levonorgestrel (a progestin used in many birth control pills) implanted subdermally in the upper arm and effective for five years.