Brachial plexus indication for long-acting bupivacaine liposome will launch in US with combined 2,000-rep sales force under copromotion with J&J; although Pacira did not get the broad claim requested, company sees significant commercial opportunity for an indication that is expected to encompass 60% of all nerve block procedures within the next two years.
Pacira Pharmaceuticals Inc. may not have gotten everything it wanted in the expanded US label for Exparel (bupivacaine liposome injectable suspension), but it nevertheless sees the new narrower-than-desired nerve block indication as a significant growth driver for the local anesthetic.
On April 6, FDA added an indication to Exparel's labeling for use as interscalene brachial plexus nerve block to produce...
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