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jjfjksdf - 12 Oct 2007 02:02 GMT

What exactly has Mayo patented with respect to administering
amphotericin B? Accentia BioPharmaceuticals has been releasing
loads of press releases about sinunase which as far as I can
tell is just amphotericin B. I've done the amphotericin B
routine without any results so can I expect that sinunase
will be any different? Did Mayo just patent the idea
of treating chronic sinusitis with amphotericin B?

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Steven L. - 12 Oct 2007 03:20 GMT

> What exactly has Mayo patented with respect to administering
> amphotericin B? Accentia BioPharmaceuticals has been releasing
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> will be any different? Did Mayo just patent the idea
> of treating chronic sinusitis with amphotericin B?

They patented a particular formulation of the medication, yes. A
particular delivery mechanism.

Hey, if Adams Respiratory Therapeutics could actually patent GUAIFENISIN
*time-release* tablets after all these decades of OTC generic
guaifenisin, then Mayo Clinic can play the same game.

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