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Extended release parenterals Biodegradable subcutaneous implants Drug implants are monolithic rods (length of 1-2 cm and a diameter of 1-2 mm) containing the active ingredient embedded into a biodegradable polymer matrix (poly-lactide-co-glycolide) as a carrier substance. Physicians apply them with a commercially available standard syringe under the skin (subcutaneous). Technologies Melt extrusion (monolithic implants) Dosage forms Biodegradable subcutaneous drug implants 18
Extended release parenterals Advantages of drug implants Continuous and steady drug release over a defined time period (1 to 6 months) Patient continuously medicated as prescribed Monthly, quarterly or half-yearly application (long dosing intervals, even exceeding those patches) With regard to comfort, patient compliance and continuous release of the active ingredient, subcutaneous biodegradable implants offer similar advantages as transdermal therapeutic systems 19
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Page 35 and 36: Entering emerging markets / “Swis
Page 37 and 38: Acino Switzerland 2009 BtC markets
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Implants Implant manufacturing capa
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Opportunity: High Quality Service S
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Summary Focus on niche technologies
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Competitive advantage factor: HighT
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Micro Error Tracking System (METS)
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Strategy to cope with declining mar
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Financials Robert Schmid, Head of I
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Promising potential areas of synerg
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Reduced currency exposure Mepha / C
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Summary and strategy Peter Burema,
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