Gel-forming Systems for Adhesion Prevention
用于预防粘附的凝胶形成系统
基本信息
- 批准号:6337837
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-05-01 至 2002-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (Verbatim from the Applicant's Abstract): Adhesion formation after
abdominal surgery is a significant cause of post-operative morbidity. In
gynecological surgery, adhesions can lead to infertility, chronic pain, and
obstructive disorder. Numerous adhesion prevention adjuvant have been
investigated, most of which are based on a pharmacological agents or protective
barriers. However, no systematic studies have been conducted to determine the
combined effect of a transient barrier and pharmacological agent using a local,
controlled release system. This provided an incentive to conduct comparative
studies on controlled release systems based on unique transient barriers
containing previously tested pharmacological agents or potentially effective
ones. Phase I objective is to determine the feasibility of using gel-forming,
hyaluronic acid/calcium acetate aqueous solution and no aqueous absorbable
liquid co polyester as transient barrier matrices to control release of
pharmacologically active agents for preventing post-surgical adhesion. Phase I
plans entail (1) identifying and synthesizing fast absorbing liquid gel-forming
co-polyesters; (2) preparing and conducting comparative rheological studies on
hyaluronic acid Ca acetate (HA/CaAc) and liquid copolyesters as candidate
matrices for controlled drug release, (3) formulating, the selected (HA/CaAc)
and liquid copolyesters with selected pharmacological agents; (4) validating,
and conducting a pilot study on three rat models for evaluation of three types
of post-surgical adhesion, (5) conducting' the main study and using the results
to identify two promising formulations for a Phase II study This will entail
(1) completing a comprehensive in vivo studies using three animal species; (2)
selecting one final system and completing pertinent development and scale-up
studies; and (3) initiating the safety study.
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL APPLICATION:
Successful completion of Phase I study will provide the bases for pursuing a Phase II study
and eventual development and marketing of a unique, highly effective system for managing
key post-surgical complications associated with several procedures. This will not only
benefit patients, but also reduce the cost of healthcare.
描述(逐字摘自申请人摘要):术后粘连形成
腹部手术是导致术后并发症的重要原因。在……里面
妇科手术、粘连可导致不孕、慢性疼痛和
阻塞性疾病。许多预防粘连的佐剂已经被
被调查的,其中大部分是基于一种药理学试剂或保护性药物
障碍。然而,还没有进行系统的研究来确定
暂时性屏障和药剂的联合作用使用局部,
控制释放系统。这提供了一种进行比较的动机
基于独特瞬变屏障的控释系统研究
含有先前测试过的药理药剂或可能有效
一个。第一阶段的目标是确定使用凝胶形成的可行性,
透明质酸/醋酸钙水溶液和无水可吸收
液态共聚酯作为暂态阻隔骨架控制药物释放
预防术后粘连的药理活性物质。第一阶段
计划包括(1)鉴定和合成快速吸收液体凝胶形成
共聚酯;(2)制备并进行比较流变学研究
透明质酸钙(HA/CAAc)和液体共聚酯作为候选材料
药物控释骨架,(3)配制,所选(HA/CAAC)
和液体共聚酯与选定的药理试剂;(4)验证,
并对三种类型的大鼠模型进行了初步研究
(5)开展主要研究,并利用研究结果
为了确定第二阶段研究的两种有希望的配方,这将需要
(1)使用三种动物物种完成全面的体内研究;(2)
选择一个最终系统并完成有针对性的开发和扩展
研究;(3)启动安全研究。
建议的商业应用:
成功完成第一阶段研究将为开展第二阶段研究奠定基础
并最终开发和营销一种独特的、高效的管理系统
与几种手术相关的关键手术后并发症。这不仅会
使患者受益,但也降低了医疗保健成本。
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