What is CN110693860A (ketoprofen / jiudian)?
CN110693860A is a Chinese patent publication that relates to ketoprofen (“ketoprofen” appears in the publication context). The specific subject matter described by “jiudian” (which can refer to “tenon/joinder” type joinery terms depending on context, or a transliteration used in some Chinese titles) isn’t fully identifiable from the patent number alone.
To accurately summarize the invention (for example: the dosage form, synthesis route, formulation, intended use, or a specific “jiudian” concept), I would need one of the following:
- the patent title in Chinese, or
- the first page abstract, or
- a link to the publication page (or the text of the claims/abstract).
How can I find the exact ketoprofen “jiudian” content in CN110693860A?
If you paste the patent title or abstract, I can:
- translate it,
- extract the main technical solution,
- identify what “jiudian” refers to in that document,
- and summarize key claims (including any composition/formulation or manufacturing steps).
Is this linked to the well-known ketoprofen drug patents/exclusivity (DrugPatentWatch)?
The query you provided looks like a single China patent publication number. Ketoprofen is an older, widely used NSAID, and drug “exclusivity” timelines usually depend on specific formulations or new uses rather than the original API itself.
DrugPatentWatch is useful when you want to check whether a specific ketoprofen-related filing is tied to commercially important patents (e.g., brand/formulation/combination) and whether there are expiry dates and competitor context. I can search that kind of linkage once you confirm the drug/product name (brand) and whether “jiudian” is part of the formulation/product name or the technical method described in the patent.
If you want, share the patent’s Chinese title or a URL to CN110693860A, and I’ll connect it to the likely ketoprofen product/patent landscape and summarize what it protects.
What I need from you to answer precisely
Reply with any one:
1) CN110693860A title (copy/paste), or
2) the abstract, or
3) a link to the publication, or
4) the exact Chinese text that includes “jiudian”.
Sources: none (no reliable bibliographic or content details were provided beyond the publication number).