JPH01262860A - Cornea protecting agent - Google Patents

Cornea protecting agent

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JPH01262860A
JPH01262860A JP63089139A JP8913988A JPH01262860A JP H01262860 A JPH01262860 A JP H01262860A JP 63089139 A JP63089139 A JP 63089139A JP 8913988 A JP8913988 A JP 8913988A JP H01262860 A JPH01262860 A JP H01262860A
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cornea
contact lens
solidified body
solidified
wearing
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Kiyoshi Kita
喜多 喜代司
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the direct contact of the concave face of a contact lens and the cornea and to enable the protection and treatment of the damaged cornea epithelium by using a high-polymer polysaccharide-contg. solidified body as a buffer agent for the contact lens and the cornea surface. CONSTITUTION:The utilization of the sodium hyaluronate which is made into a film and solidified at a higher concn. as an agent for treating the rentinal detachment mainly in the rear eye part and for repairing the crystalline lens bag is attempted heretofore. Such high-polymer polysaccharide-contg. solidified body is formed to a shape at which said body can be coated on the cornea while having a spacing therefrom. Since the solidified body B is spiral, a spacing D is provided. Namely, the solidified body of the buffer agent B between the cornea A and the contact lens C is spiral and, therefore, the spacing D is provided. Tears and liquid drug can be stagnated therein. Wearing of this solidified body onto the cornea can be executed simply by pressing the solidified body to the concave face of the contact lens and wearing the same together with the contact lens onto the cornea. The damage of the cornea epithelium is thereby prevented and the continuous wearing of the contact lens when the cornea epithelium is damaged is allowed.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 1産業上の利用分野1 本発明の高分子−多t1類含有凝固体はヒ!・角膜の保
護、治療のための医療に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 1. Industrial Application Field 1 The polymer-multi-t1 type-containing coagulated material of the present invention is available in Hi!・Related to medical care for the protection and treatment of the cornea.

l従来技術の説明1 従来、視力矯正用コンタクトレンズ装用りはコンタクト
レンズ装着時に点眼l^を介して、或いはコンタクトレ
ンズ洗浄後、直接角膜[−に:コンタクトレンズを装用
している。 また角膜1皮創傷治療には点眼液を用いて
いる。
Description of the Prior Art 1 Conventionally, contact lenses for vision correction have been worn either through eye drops when wearing the contact lenses, or directly on the cornea after cleaning the contact lenses. In addition, eye drops are used to treat corneal skin wounds.

[解決しようとする問題点1 しかし、コンタクトレンズ装用りの一部に角膜上皮の損
傷や剥離に伴う痛みや炎症があることが報告されている
。 それは装用者のコンタク!・レンズの角膜との着脱
時に起こる。 つまり、現在使われているソフトコンタ
クトレンズはNlk性であり 涙1αの少ないとき、角
膜に吸着しやすいためといわれている。
[Problem to be Solved 1] However, it has been reported that some contact lens wearers cause pain and inflammation due to damage and detachment of the corneal epithelium. It's the wearer's contacts! - Occurs when the lens is attached to and removed from the cornea. In other words, the soft contact lenses currently in use are said to have Nlk properties, which is said to be because they tend to adhere to the cornea when tear 1α is low.

この様な角膜上皮損傷が起こった場合、コンタクトレン
ズ洗浄後 療に点眼薬が必要となる場合がある。
When such corneal epithelial damage occurs, eye drops may be required for treatment after contact lens cleaning.

この点眼薬も涙llにより流失が早く、角膜トに停まる
時間が短い。
This eye drop also washes away quickly due to lachrymal fluid, and stays on the cornea for a short time.

し問題点を解決する1段1 損傷した角膜」上皮の保護や治療を行)ために高分子多
糖類含有凝固体で角膜を覆う。
Step 1 to solve the problem: To protect and treat damaged corneal epithelium, cover the cornea with a coagulum containing a polymeric polysaccharide.

つまり、コンタクトレンズと角膜表面との緩衝剤として
高分子多糖類含有凝固体を用いる。
That is, a polymeric polysaccharide-containing coagulate is used as a buffer between the contact lens and the corneal surface.

これはコンタクトレンズ凹面と角1模が直接接触するの
を防ぐ。
This prevents direct contact between the concave surface of the contact lens and the corner 1 pattern.

「実施例」 天然高分り多糖類で生体適合性があり、医薬品として用
いられているものに、キチンやヒアルロン酸がある  
これらは人の血l&中にも多鼠にあるN−アセチルグル
コサミンで構成されている。 このため人体の拒−7反
応はほとんど無い。 キチンは一部、脱アセナル化する
ことおより、多1]!類l11合1勿キトサンを得、こ
のン81^を製膜してフィルム状とし1人口皮膚として
いる。 また、ヒアルロン酸はを椎動物の結合組織の中
でも請帯、関節液および給子体に高濃度で存在する。 
この医薬品としてその粘弾性、保水性、透明性を持つ生
体高分子化合物としての高1度のヒアルロン酸ナトリウ
ム溶l^は、1」節治療剤および、眼科医の前眼部手術
浦助削となっている。 そしてより高t?4度で製膜化
、固形化したヒアルロン酸ナトリウムは主にt麦眼部で
の#iI膜剥離の治療や水晶体嚢の浦修剤としての利用
が試みられている。
"Example" Chitin and hyaluronic acid are natural high-density polysaccharides that are biocompatible and used as pharmaceuticals.
These are composed of N-acetylglucosamine, which is also found in human blood. Therefore, there is almost no rejection reaction in the human body. Part of chitin is deasenalized, so it's more likely than not! Chitosan of type 111 was obtained, and this material was formed into a film to form an artificial skin. In addition, hyaluronic acid is present in high concentrations in the connective tissues of vertebrates, such as the ligament, synovial fluid, and synovial fluid.
As a pharmaceutical product, this high-grade sodium hyaluronate solution, which is a biopolymer compound with viscoelasticity, water retention, and transparency, is used as a 1'' treatment agent and as a surgical treatment for the anterior segment of the eye by ophthalmologists. It has become. And higher t? Sodium hyaluronate, which has been formed into a film and solidified at 4 degrees, has been used mainly for the treatment of #iI membrane detachment in the eye area and as a lens capsule repair agent.

本発明ではこれら高分子多糖類含有凝固体を角膜上に間
隙をもってlIt屓できる形状にしたものである。 角
膜の表面を一般的に曲率半径8ミリメートルはどの球状
の一部円形表面とみなすと、それを高分子″9糖頌3在
凝固膜でN−lには1ii1 l二くこの凝固膜を曲面
にしなくてはならない。
In the present invention, these polymeric polysaccharide-containing coagulates are shaped so that they can be placed on the cornea with a gap. If the surface of the cornea is generally considered to be a partially circular surface with a radius of curvature of 8 mm, then it is a coagulated film containing a polymer "9 sugars", and N-l is 1ii1 l, and this coagulated film is a curved surface. must be done.

本発明では実施例の一つとして品分子多11A 211
τイ1凝固体を平らな薄膜とし、これを渦巻き状にLl
l抜き、どの様な曲率半径をもつ曲面にも接着しやすく
しようとしたものである。
In the present invention, as one of the embodiments, the product molecular number 11A 211
τa1 The solidified material is made into a flat thin film, and this is spirally formed into Ll.
This is intended to make it easier to adhere to curved surfaces with any radius of curvature.

なお、本発明の高分子多糖類含有凝固体は、睨))に及
ばず影響が少ない。 それは凝固体白木か水の屈折・F
に近く出来、flJI模1−に装置11シた時、涙Iα
の水分を3み凝固体と涙l^との境界が鮮明ではなくな
り、短時間で慣れる。 そのF、Iな屈折はコンタクト
レンズと角膜が行うため、変形、溶解、流失の理由で視
力は大きくは変化しない。
In addition, the polymeric polysaccharide-containing coagulate of the present invention has less influence than 2)). Is it solidified white wood or water refraction/F?
It was close to that, and when I put the device 11 on flJI model 1-, I was in tears.
The boundary between the coagulated body and the lachrymal fluid becomes less clear, and you get used to it in a short time. Since the F and I refraction is performed by the contact lens and the cornea, visual acuity does not change significantly due to deformation, dissolution, or loss.

この高分子多糖類含有凝固体の形状として、渦巻状の他
に多重円状、星秋などの円状や放Q、t 、Ijことし
ても+iif述した様にどの様な曲率半径をもつfr+
 I膜面にも適合出来る。
The shape of this polymeric polysaccharide-containing coagulate may be a spiral shape, a multicircular shape, a circular shape such as a starry fall, or a fr+ with any radius of curvature as described above.
It can also be adapted to I-film surfaces.

第一図は本発明の詳細な説明する為の渦巻状になった高
分ft糖類含有凝固体Hの正面図である。 第二[では
本発明の詳細な説明する/)の渦巻状になった高分子多
糖類X11凝固体11が角II! Aとコンタクトレン
ズCとのtlUm削とな−)でいる断面図である。
FIG. 1 is a front view of a coagulated mass H containing high-fat sugars in a spiral shape for explaining the present invention in detail. The second [detailed explanation of the present invention/) spiral-shaped coagulated polymer polysaccharide X11 11 is the corner II! FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of contact lens A and contact lens C at tlUm cutting.

第一図において1本発明の凝固体Bは渦巻状であるので
間隙りが設けられる。 つまり、第一図において、16
 I模AとコンタクトレンズCとの 1間の緩衡剤Bの
凝固体は渦巻状であるので間隙りが設けられる。 ここ
では涙液や薬液の滞留が出来る。なお、高′J″EF多
糖類は超音波、紫外線、熱などの機械的作用や酸化還元
剤やヒアルロニダーゼなどの化7作用により紙分1′化
される。 本発明の品分イS糖墳含有凝固体は角膜上で
変形、溶解、流出しても良く、一定時間。
In FIG. 1, since the solidified body B of the present invention has a spiral shape, a gap is provided. In other words, in Figure 1, 16
Since the coagulated body of buffering agent B between I model A and contact lens C is spiral-shaped, a gap is provided. Tears and medicine can accumulate here. In addition, the high 'J'' EF polysaccharide is converted to paper content by mechanical action such as ultrasonic waves, ultraviolet rays, and heat, and chemical action of redox agents and hyaluronidase. The contained coagulum may be deformed, dissolved, or flowed out on the cornea for a certain period of time.

角膜とコンタクトレンズのvL街剤となっていれば良い
、 この凝固体の角膜上への装着は、=1ンタクトレン
ズの凹面にこの凝固体を押しl=tけ、コンタクトレン
ズと共に角膜上に装着すると簡便である。
It is sufficient that the coagulate is a VL agent between the cornea and the contact lens.To attach this coagulate onto the cornea, press the coagulate onto the concave surface of the contact lens and attach it on the cornea together with the contact lens. Then it is convenient.

[発明の効果[ 以[説明したように本発明の高分子多糖類X11凝固体
を=1ンタクトレンズと角膜との間に緩衝剤として装用
することにより角膜上皮fil ItsをIIJjぐこ
とはもちろん、角1漠1−皮損傷時の:1ンタクトレン
ズの継続装用をii(能にすることができる。
[Effects of the Invention] [As explained below, by applying the polymeric polysaccharide Continuous wearing of contact lenses can be made possible when skin damage occurs.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第一図は本発明を説明するための品分1′−を抛類含a
凝固体よりなる角膜保護剤の一実施例を示す正面1−A
である。 第二[4はその本発明の角膜保護剤が角膜1−でa術前
となっていることをjl!明するための断面1−イ1で
ある。 持許出願友  ト¥多 シ1代1−1 口面 第1因
Figure 1 includes items 1'-A for explaining the present invention.
Front view 1-A showing an example of a corneal protectant made of a coagulate
It is. The second [4] indicates that the corneal protectant of the present invention is applied to the cornea 1- before surgery. This is a cross section 1--1 for clarification. Permanent applicant friend To ¥ 3 Shi 1 generation 1-1 Oral first factor

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims]  高分子多糖類含有凝固体を球状の一部円形表面に間隙
をもつて覆う形状にした事を特徴とする高分子多糖類含
有凝固体よりなる角膜保護剤。
1. A corneal protectant comprising a polymer polysaccharide-containing coagulate, characterized in that the polymer polysaccharide-containing coagulum has a spherical shape that covers a partially circular surface with gaps.
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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
AU697739B2 (en) * 1994-03-14 1998-10-15 Seikagaku Corporation Material to be worn on the eyeball

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
AU697739B2 (en) * 1994-03-14 1998-10-15 Seikagaku Corporation Material to be worn on the eyeball

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