Ophthalmic drug delivery device
First Claim
1. A drug delivery device for a human eye, said eye having a sclera, an inferior oblique muscle, and a macula, said device comprising:
- a pharmaceutically active agent; and
a geometry that facilitates an implantation of said device on an outer surface of said sclera, beneath said inferior oblique muscle, and with said pharmaceutically active agent disposed above said macula.
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a drug delivery device for a human eye. The human eye has a sclera, an inferior oblique muscle, and a macula. The device of the present invention includes a pharmaceutically active agent, and a geometry that facilitates the implantation of the device on an outer surface of the sclera, beneath the inferior oblique muscle, and with the pharmaceutically active agent disposed above the macula. Methods of delivery a pharmaceutically active agent to the posterior segment of the human eye are also disclosed.
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1 Claim
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1. A drug delivery device for a human eye, said eye having a sclera, an inferior oblique muscle, and a macula, said device comprising:
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a pharmaceutically active agent; and
a geometry that facilitates an implantation of said device on an outer surface of said sclera, beneath said inferior oblique muscle, and with said pharmaceutically active agent disposed above said macula.
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