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US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 5573755<br />

Sunscreen agents<br />

Hydroxy salts of formula: where M is zinc, copper or a mixture of the two <strong>and</strong> X denotes anions at<br />

least some of which display ultraviolet absorption over at least a portion of the wavelength range<br />

from 290 to 400 nanometers, their use as sunscreen agents <strong>and</strong> sunscreen compositions comprising<br />

them together with a cosmetically acceptable vehicle.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 5576016<br />

Solid fat nanoemulsions as drug delivery vehicles<br />

The present invention provides pharmaceutical compositions comprising nanoemulsions of<br />

particles comprising a lipid core which is in a solid or liquid crystalline phase at 25.degree. C,<br />

stabilized by at least one phospholipid envelope, for the parenteral, oral, intranasal, rectal, or<br />

topical delivery of both fat-soluble <strong>and</strong> water-soluble drugs. Particles have a mean diameter in the<br />

range of 10 to 250 nm. A wide variety of drugs <strong>and</strong> oxygen transporting perfluorocarbons may be<br />

encapsulated in the particles. In addition to drug delivery vehicles, the invention provides oxygen<br />

transporting blood substitutes, <strong>and</strong> nanoemulsions for extracorporeal maintenance of tissues prior to<br />

transplantation.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 5586981<br />

Treatment of cutaneous vascular <strong>and</strong> pigmented lesions<br />

According to the invention, a method is provided for disrupting the targeted lesion in skin, such as<br />

is necessary in treatment of vascular or pigmented lesions. A microplasma is generated in a target<br />

region of skin, the microplasma disrupting the skin ("plasma ablation") to enable removal of the<br />

targeted lesion. The microplasma absorbs radiation energy <strong>and</strong> exp<strong>and</strong>s, creating high pressure in<br />

the surrounding region which causes disruption of the targeted lesion in that region. A beam of<br />

pulsed laser radiation can be used to generate the microplasma by properly controlling the peak<br />

irradiance, the pulse duration <strong>and</strong> the focal spot size of the beam. The invention enables use of a<br />

laser having small pulse energy. A synchronized laser beam scan device can be used to scan the<br />

beam to provide a highly efficient system for rapid skin treatment.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 5587173<br />

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