WO2025209892 - INJECTABLE PASTE BASED ON BIOACTIVE GLASS
National phase entry is expected:
Publication Number
WO/2025/209892
Publication Date
09.10.2025
International Application No.
PCT/EP2025/058202
International Filing Date
25.03.2025
Title **
[English]
INJECTABLE PASTE BASED ON BIOACTIVE GLASS
[French]
PÂTE INJECTABLE À BASE DE VERRE BIOACTIF
Applicants **
NORAKER
Inventors
LE NAN, Morgane
OTMANI, Siham
Priority Data
FR2403576
06.04.2024
FR
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EPO
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Change of Applicant's Name and Address
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The Standard Agent's Assignment
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Chapter I
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Send the Letters Patent by Courier
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Quotation for National Phase entry
| Country | Stages | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| China | Filing, Examination, Granting | 1882 | |
| EPO | Filing, Examination, Granting | 8107 | |
| Japan | Filing, Examination, Granting | 1876 | |
| South Korea | Filing, Examination, Granting | 1503 | |
| USA | Filing, Examination, Granting | 4740 |
Total:
18,108
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Abstract[English]
Disclosed is an injectable paste based on bioactive glass, which can be injected easily through a syringe, and which results in minimum volume loss, for bone-filling operations.[French]
Une pâte injectable à base de verre bioactif, qui peut être facilement injectée au travers d'une seringue, et qui conduise à une perte de volume minimum pour le comblement osseux.