FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: present invention refers to implanted ophthalmic devices for prolonged drug release in an eye, as well as to a method for making and using such devices. One version of the present invention refers to the device comprising: (a) a main portion accommodating a matrix consisting of prostaglandin and silicone; (b) a parylene coating on an external surface of the main portion; (c) one or more pores arranged on the end of the body which is closest to an anterior side of the eye wherein said pore extends from the external surface of the parylene coating to a surface of an upper portion of the body.
EFFECT: developing the implanted ophthalmic device for prolonged drug release in the eye.
23 cl, 3 ex, 8 dwg
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Dates
2012-08-27—Published
2008-01-30—Filed