CA3232602A1 — An in-situ gelling enema of rifamycin for treating pouchitis and distal ulcerative colitis
Assigned to Cosmo Technologies Ltd · Expires 2023-04-13 · 3y expired
What this patent protects
The present disclosure relates to an (in situ gelling) enema containing Rifamycin SV and its use in the treatment of pouchitis, proctitis and/or distal ulcerative colitis (including proctosigmoiditis). More particularly, the present disclosure describes an in situ gelling retenti…
USPTO Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an (in situ gelling) enema containing Rifamycin SV and its use in the treatment of pouchitis, proctitis and/or distal ulcerative colitis (including proctosigmoiditis). More particularly, the present disclosure describes an in situ gelling retentive enema containing Rifamycin SV for treating, ameliorating, reducing the severity of or slowing the progression of pouchitis, proctitis and/or distal ulcerative colitis (including proctosigmoiditis).
Drugs covered by this patent
- Xifaxan (rifaximin) · Bausch Health
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