Pavblu (aflibercept-ayyh)

aBL 761298

Pavblu (aflibercept-ayyh)

aBL 761298

U.S. License Holder:

Amgen

Date of License:

August-23-2024

Last Update:

Nov-15-2024

approved_indications FDA-Approved Indications

PAVBLU (aflibercept-ayyh) is a vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) inhibitor indicated for the treatment of patients with:

Neovascular (Wet) Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD);

Macular Edema Following Retinal Vein Occlusion (RVO);

Diabetic Macular Edema (DME);

Diabetic Retinopathy (DR).

approved_indications U.S. Patent Litigations

PACER

Case No(s):

1:24-cv-00039 (N.D.W. Va.) (transferred from 1:24-cv-00264 (C.D. Cal.)) / MDL 1:24-md-03103 (N.D.W. Va.)

U.S. Patent Nos.
9,222,106 (Enhanced Expression and Stability Regions) 9,254,338 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 9,315,281 (System and Methods for Use in Dispensing Biopharmaceutical Materials) 9,816,110 (CHO Integration Sites and Uses Thereof) 10,130,681 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 10,415,055 (Enhanced Expression and Stability Regions) 10,464,992 (VEGF Antagonist Formulations Suitable for Intravitreal Administration) 10,669,594 (Compositions and Methods for Detecting a Biological Contaminant) 10,828,345 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 10,888,601 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 10,905,786 (Sterilisation Method) 10,918,754 (Sterilisation Method) 11,066,458 (VEGF Antagonist Formulations Suitable for Intravitreal Administration) 11,084,865 (VEGF Antagonist Formulations Suitable for Intravitreal Administration) 11,104,715 (Methods for Producing Aflibercept in Chemically Defined Media Having Reduced Aflibercept Variants) 11,160,918 (Medical Device Packaging and Related Methods) 11,253,572 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 11,306,135 (Anti-VEGF Protein Compositions and Methods for Producing the Same) 11,472,861 (Methods for Producing Aflibercept in Chemically Defined Media Having Reduced Aflibercept Variants) 11,505,593 (Anti-VEGF Protein Compositions and Methods for Producing the Same) 11,535,663 (Methods for Producing Aflibercept in Chemically Defined Media Having Reduced Aflibercept Variants) 11,542,317 (Anti-VEGF Protein Compositions and Methods for Producing the Same) 11,548,932 (Anti-VEGF Protein Compositions and Methods for Producing the Same) 11,555,176 (Cell Culture Medium for Eukaryotic Cells) 11,559,564 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 11,680,930 (Methods and Systems for Chromatography Data Analysis) 11,707,506 (Use of a VEGF Antagonist to Treat Angiogenic Eye Disorders) 11,753,459 (Anti-VEGF Protein Compositions and Methods for Producing the Same) 11,769,597 (Methods of Associating Genetic Variants with a Clinical Outcome in Patients Suffering from Age-Related Macular Degeneration Treated with Anti-VEGF) 11,788,102 (CHO Integration Sites and Uses Thereof) 11,793,926 (Medical Device Packaging and Related Methods)

Plaintiffs
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Defendants
Amgen, Inc.

Supreme Court Appeal(s)
24-2351

Status
Case Ongoing; Preliminary Injunction Denied, Federal Circuit Appeal (Preliminary Injunction) Pending, Temporary Injunction Pending Appeal Denied

BPCIA
Y

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