Abstract 1. IN THE METHOD OF OBTAINING THE OPHTHALMIC PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECT OF A MEDICAMENT COMPRISING INSERTING A COMPLETE OPHTHALMIC DISAGE OF MEDICAMENT IN SOLID FORM INTO THE CUL-DE-SAC OF THE EYE BETWEEN THE EYEBALL AND THE LID TO DISPENSE THE MEDICAMENT TO THE EYE OVER A PROLONGED PERIOD OF TIME, THE IMPROVEMENT BY MEANS OF WHICH THE CUL-DE-SAC IS LEFT FREE OF TEAR INSOLUBLE RESIDUE AFTER SAID MEDICAMENT IS DISPENSED, WHICH COMPRISES EMPLOYING A SOLID MATRIX OF A NON-IRRITATING PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE POLYURONIC ACID OR CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE SALT OF SAID MEDICAMENT, FREE FROM TEAR INSOLUBLE CARRIERS, SAID MATRIX ADAPTED TO FORM A GEL-MATRIX AFTER INSERTION INTO THE CULDE-SAC AND TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY FOR SLOW RELEASE OF SAID DOSAGE.
IN THE METHOD OF OBTAINING THE OPHTHALMIC PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECT OF A MEDICAMENT COMPRISING INSERTING A COMPLETE OPHTHALMIC DISAGE OF MEDICAMENT IN SOLID FORM INTO THE CUL-DE-SAC OF THE EYE BETWEEN THE EYEBALL AND THE LID TO DISPENSE THE MEDICAMENT TO THE EYE OVER A PROLONGED PERIOD OF TIME, THE IMPROVEMENT BY MEANS OF WHICH THE CUL-DE-SAC IS LEFT FREE OF TEAR INSOLUBLE RESIDUE AFTER SAID MEDICAMENT IS DISPENSED, WHICH COMPRISES EMPLOYING A SOLID MATRIX OF A NON-IRRITATING PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE POLYURONIC ACID OR CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE SALT OF SAID MEDICAMENT, FREE FROM TEAR INSOLUBLE CARRIERS, SAID MATRIX ADAPTED TO FORM A GEL-MATRIX AFTER INSERTION INTO THE CULDE-SAC AND TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY FOR SLOW RELEASE OF SAID DOSAGE.
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IN THE METHOD OF OBTAINING THE OPHTHALMIC PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECT OF A MEDICAMENT COMPRISING INSERTING A COMPLETE OPHTHALMIC DISAGE OF MEDICAMENT IN SOLID FORM INTO THE CUL-DE-SAC OF THE EYE BETWEEN THE EYEBALL AND THE LID TO DISPENSE THE MEDICAMENT TO THE EYE OVER A PROLONGED PERIOD OF TIME, THE IMPROVEMENT BY MEANS OF WHICH THE CUL-DE-SAC IS LEFT FREE OF TEAR INSOLUBLE RESIDUE AFTER SAID MEDICAMENT IS DISPENSED, WHICH COMPRISES EMPLOYING A SOLID MATRIX OF A NON-IRRITATING PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE POLYURONIC ACID OR CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE SALT OF SAID MEDICAMENT, FREE FROM TEAR INSOLUBLE CARRIERS, SAID MATRIX ADAPTED TO FORM A GEL-MATRIX AFTER INSERTION INTO THE CULDE-SAC AND TO DISSOLVE COMPLETELY FOR SLOW RELEASE OF SAID DOSAGE.