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AssigneeInstituto De Pesquisa, Ensino, CiêNcia Tecnologia Aplicada
InventorsMaria Regina Jardim Guaré, Cristian Hugo Gil
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An intraurethral dosage form of liquid or gel medication for men or women. In one embodiment, an applicator provides advantages in its use, facilitating the application of pharmaceutical compositions directly into the urethral channel and providing fast local effect without substantial risk. The invention provides a dosage form and route of administration for several medications, being particularly useful for the application of anti-inflammatory and/or anesthetic medications, for the treatment of female cystitis, for modulating female genital sensitivity and/or for modulating the erectile function in man, being an advantageous dosage form alternative to the oral or injectable administration of medications or even the intraurethral administration of pills.
A system for intraurethral medication dosage comprising an intraurethral applicator device and a single dose of liquid or gel pharmaceutical composition comprising one or more anti-inflammatories, one or more anesthetics, one or more active ingredients for the treatment of female cystitis, one or more active ingredients to modulate female genital sensitivity, one or more active ingredients to modulate erectile function in men, or combinations thereof, the single dose being administered by the intraurethral applicator device comprising:
An intraurethral medication dosage device comprising:
A method for dosing medication from an intraurethral dosage applicator device, characterized for comprising an administration of a single dose of pharmaceutical composition in liquid or gel form comprising one or more anti-inflammatories, one or more anesthetics, one or more active ingredients for the treatment of female cystitis, one or more active ingredients to modulate female genital sensitivity, one or more active ingredients to modulate erectile function in men, or combinations thereof, wherein the device comprises:
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