Sclerosing agent
This page covers all Sclerosing agent drugs tracked by Drug Landscape: marketed products and active clinical-stage compounds, targeting Vein endothelium (non-receptor mediated tissue damage).
Targets
Vein endothelium (non-receptor mediated tissue damage)
Marketed (6)
- Foam sclerotherapy · Imperial College London · Vascular/Dermatology
Foam sclerotherapy involves injecting a sclerosing agent in foam form into abnormal veins to cause inflammation and fibrosis, leading to vein closure and reabsorption. - Varithena® · Boston Scientific Corporation · Cardiovascular / Vascular
Varithena is a microfoam formulation of polidocanol that destroys varicose veins by causing endothelial damage and subsequent vein closure. - sclerotherapy with aethoxysclerol foam · Medical University of Vienna · Vascular/Dermatology
Aethoxysclerol foam causes endothelial damage and thrombosis within varicose veins, leading to vessel fibrosis and obliteration. - talc powder · Chinese University of Hong Kong · Oncology
Talc powder acts as a sclerosing agent that causes inflammation and adhesion of serosal surfaces to prevent fluid reaccumulation. - Talc Slurry Pleurodesis · Memorial Healthcare System · Oncology / Pulmonology
Talc slurry induces chemical pleurodesis by causing inflammation and fibrosis of the pleural surfaces, obliterating the pleural space to prevent fluid reaccumulation. - Polidocanol with Glucose · UPECLIN HC FM Botucatu Unesp · Vascular/Dermatology
Polidocanol is a sclerosing agent that causes endothelial damage and fibrosis of blood vessel walls, used in combination with glucose as a sclerosant for varicose veins and other vascular lesions.
Phase 3 pipeline (3)
- polidocanol injectable foam, 1.0% · Boston Scientific Corporation · Cardiovascular
Polidocanol works by causing endothelial damage and subsequent thrombosis in the treated vein, leading to fibrosis and closure. - Injection Sclerotherapy · Gulab Devi Hospital · Vascular/Dermatology
Injection sclerotherapy works by injecting a sclerosing agent directly into abnormal blood vessels or varicose veins to cause inflammation, fibrosis, and obliteration of the vessel. - polidocanol injectable foam, 0.5% · Boston Scientific Corporation · Dermatology
Polidocanol works by causing endothelial damage and subsequent thrombosis in the targeted vein.