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CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection

University of Manitoba · FDA-approved active Small molecule

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection is a Intracameral antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory combination Small molecule drug developed by University of Manitoba. It is currently FDA-approved for Prophylaxis of endophthalmitis in cataract surgery, Reduction of post-operative inflammation following cataract extraction.

CFNB (Cyclopentolate Fortified Neomycin B) with posterior capsular injection delivers antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agents directly to the posterior segment of the eye during cataract surgery.

CFNB (Cyclopentolate Fortified Neomycin B) with posterior capsular injection delivers antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agents directly to the posterior segment of the eye during cataract surgery. Used for Prophylaxis of endophthalmitis in cataract surgery, Reduction of post-operative inflammation following cataract extraction.

At a glance

Generic nameCFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection
SponsorUniversity of Manitoba
Drug classIntracameral antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory combination
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaOphthalmology
PhaseFDA-approved

Mechanism of action

This combination therapy involves intracameral or posterior capsular injection of a fortified antimicrobial formulation to prevent endophthalmitis and reduce inflammation following cataract surgery. The posterior capsular delivery route ensures high local concentrations at the site of surgical trauma while minimizing systemic exposure.

Approved indications

Common side effects

Key clinical trials

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Frequently asked questions about CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection

What is CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection?

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection is a Intracameral antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory combination drug developed by University of Manitoba, indicated for Prophylaxis of endophthalmitis in cataract surgery, Reduction of post-operative inflammation following cataract extraction.

How does CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection work?

CFNB (Cyclopentolate Fortified Neomycin B) with posterior capsular injection delivers antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agents directly to the posterior segment of the eye during cataract surgery.

What is CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection used for?

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection is indicated for Prophylaxis of endophthalmitis in cataract surgery, Reduction of post-operative inflammation following cataract extraction.

Who makes CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection?

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection is developed and marketed by University of Manitoba (see full University of Manitoba pipeline at /company/university-of-manitoba).

What drug class is CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection in?

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection belongs to the Intracameral antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory combination class. See all Intracameral antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory combination drugs at /class/intracameral-antimicrobial-anti-inflammatory-combination.

What development phase is CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection in?

CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection is FDA-approved (marketed).

What are the side effects of CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection?

Common side effects of CFNB + Posterior Capsular Injection include Corneal edema, Anterior chamber inflammation, Transient vision disturbance.

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