Invention Grant
US08192655B2 Method of preparing covered porous biodegradable polymer microspheres for sustained-release drug delivery and tissue regeneration
有权
制备覆盖多孔可生物降解聚合物微球用于持续释放药物递送和组织再生的方法
- Patent Title: Method of preparing covered porous biodegradable polymer microspheres for sustained-release drug delivery and tissue regeneration
- Patent Title (中): 制备覆盖多孔可生物降解聚合物微球用于持续释放药物递送和组织再生的方法
-
Application No.: US12255163Application Date: 2008-10-21
-
Publication No.: US08192655B2Publication Date: 2012-06-05
- Inventor: Dong Keun Han , Kwideok Park , Jae-Jin Kim , Jun Sik Son , Soon Eon Bae
- Applicant: Dong Keun Han , Kwideok Park , Jae-Jin Kim , Jun Sik Son , Soon Eon Bae
- Applicant Address: KR Seoul
- Assignee: Korea Institute of Science and Technology
- Current Assignee: Korea Institute of Science and Technology
- Current Assignee Address: KR Seoul
- Agency: Ladas & Parry LLP
- Priority: KR10-2008-0058006 20080619
- Main IPC: B29B9/00
- IPC: B29B9/00

Abstract:
The present invention relates to covered porous biodegradable polymer microspheres for sustained-release drug delivery and tissue regeneration which has an interconnected inner open pore structure having a wide surface area and high porosity and an outer closed pore structure in which the surface of the microsphere is covered with a thin layer of a biodegradable polymer, and thereby the pores formed on the surface and exposed to the outside are closed; and methods for preparing the same. Due to such a characteristic pore structure, the covered porous biodegradable polymer microspheres according to the present invention can prevent the biologically active material from being excessively released in the early stage immediately after administration, and after that, can gradually release the biologically active material through the interconnected inner pore structure over a prolonged period as the biodegradable polymer thin layer is degraded. Therefore, the microsphere of the present invention can be effectively used for sustained-release drug delivery and tissue regeneration.
Public/Granted literature
Information query