injekciniai
Injekciniai is an adjective used in Lithuanian pharmacology to refer to substances and dosage forms delivered by injection. The term derives from the Lithuanian word for injection (injekcija) and is used to describe parenteral medicines that bypass the gastrointestinal tract. Examples include solutions, suspensions, and lyophilized powders reconstituted for injection.
Common routes for injekciniai preparations are intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intravenous, with intradermal and other specialized routes
Handling and storage of injekciniai products are governed by stringent quality controls. They must be manufactured
Applications and examples of injekciniai medicines include vaccines, insulin and other hormones, monoclonal antibodies and other
Safety and regulation emphasize that injections carry risks such as local reactions, infections, or rare anaphylactic