transdermal

As adjectives the difference between transdermal and subcutaneous

is that transdermal is through the unbroken skin while subcutaneous is pertaining to the fatty layer under the skin.

As a noun transdermal

is a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between cutaneous and transdermal

is that cutaneous is (anatomy|zoology) of, relating to, existing on, or affecting the exterior skin; especially the cutis while transdermal is through the unbroken skin.

As a noun transdermal is

a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between subdermal and transdermal

is that subdermal is just below the skin while transdermal is through the unbroken skin.

As a noun transdermal is

a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between transdermal and undefined

is that transdermal is through the unbroken skin while undefined is lacking a definition or value.

As a noun transdermal

is a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between dermal and transdermal

is that dermal is of or pertaining to skin or integument while transdermal is through the unbroken skin.

As a noun transdermal is

a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between topical and transdermal

is that topical is of current interest; contemporary while transdermal is through the unbroken skin.

As nouns the difference between topical and transdermal

is that topical is a topical anaesthetic while transdermal is a transdermal patch or implant.

As an adjective transdermal is

through the unbroken skin.

As a noun transdermal is

a transdermal patch or implant.

As adjectives the difference between epicutaneous and transdermal

is that epicutaneous is describing the application of a drug etc. directly onto the surface of the skin while transdermal is through the unbroken skin.

As a noun transdermal is

a transdermal patch or implant.