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US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 6703536<br />

Disposable absorbent article having a skin care composition containing an enzyme inhibitor<br />

An absorbent article, at least a portion of which comprises a skin care composition that comprises<br />

an enzyme inhibitor <strong>and</strong> is at least partially transferred from the article to the skin of a wearer of the<br />

article as a result of normal contact, wearer motion <strong>and</strong>/or body heat. The enzyme inhibitor is<br />

transferred to the skin with the skin care composition <strong>and</strong> is available at the skin/urine <strong>and</strong><br />

skin/feces interfaces to inhibit enzymatic activity on the skin <strong>and</strong> to reduce or prevent the<br />

occurrence of inflammation. Repeated application of similar treated articles to the wearer's skin<br />

provides an available source with which the enzyme inhibitor transfers onto the skin continuously<br />

over time <strong>and</strong> accumulates to provide a proactive defense against harmful enzymes for the<br />

treatment <strong>and</strong>/or prevention of diaper dermatitis.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 6710066<br />

Photochemotherapeutic method using 5-aminolevulinic acid <strong>and</strong> other precursors of endogenous<br />

porphyrins<br />

Methods of detecting <strong>and</strong> treating rapidly growing exogenous cells, such as Protista, or parasites,<br />

that preferentially accumulate a photoactivatable porphyrin in which 5-aminolevulinic acid or<br />

precursor thereof is administered to the patient, or contacted to the exogenous cells, in an amount<br />

sufficient to induce synthesis fluorescence <strong>and</strong>/or photosensitizing concentrations of a<br />

protoporphyrin IX in the exogenous cells, followed by exposure of the exogenous cells to light of<br />

photoactivating wavelengths.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 6719986<br />

Hyaluronate lyase used for promoting penetration in topical agents<br />

The invention relates to an agent for treating skin diseases <strong>and</strong>/or functional disorders of the skin on<br />

the basis of different medicaments <strong>and</strong>/or auxiliary substances through promotion of penetration<br />

from topical formulations into the skin. According to the invention, the agent is composed of a<br />

hyaluronate lyase produced by microbial means <strong>and</strong> a medicament, preferably a hydrophilic<br />

medicament <strong>and</strong>/or auxiliary substances in different galenic formulations including colloidal carrier<br />

systems. The areas of application for the invention in human <strong>and</strong> veterinary medicament relate to<br />

the treatment, prophylaxis <strong>and</strong>/or metaphylaxis of skin diseases, functional disorders of the skin,<br />

the processes of skin ageing <strong>and</strong> dry skin conditions.<br />

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