CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Wins Clinical Trial Approval for Long-Acting Ropivacaine Injection in China

Reuters
Feb 16
CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Wins Clinical Trial Approval for Long-Acting Ropivacaine Injection in China

CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Limited has announced that its Ropivacaine Long-acting Injection (SYH9089 Injection) has obtained approval from the National Medical Products Administration of the People's Republic of China to conduct clinical trials in China. The approved indication for the clinical trial is post-operative analgesia. Preclinical studies indicated that the product demonstrated a significant advantage in long-acting analgesic effect compared to marketed ropivacaine injections, with no systemic toxicity or new toxic target organs observed. The company stated that this approval is expected to address the urgent clinical need for ultra-long-acting post-operative analgesia.

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