TB4's corneal wound healing properties are being tested in a RegeneRx-sponsored Phase II clinical trial using an ophthalmic formulation, RGN-259, in diabetic vitrectomy patients, where a portion of the outer layer of the cornea is sometimes removed in order for surgeons to perform the procedure. Due to their diabetes, these patients often have problems healing quickly or at all... RegeneRx 's Press Release -
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
RegeneRx : Ophthalmic Patent in Hong Kong
April 22, 2008 - REGENERX BIOPHARMACEUTICALS, INC. (AMEX:RGN) announced that it has received official notice from the Hong Kong Intellectual Property Department granting a patent using TB4, analogues, isoforms and derivatives to accelerate corneal wound healing and reverse or inhibit eye degeneration. The patent claims are based on a significant body of data supporting the use of TB4 for wound healing of the cornea and other areas in and around the eye.