Addressed Challenges

  • Intravitreal Injection has specific requirements, especially on sub-visible particle (USP 789)
  • USP 789 applied to the final Drug Product
  • How requirements on Drug Product impact the Raw Materials and Process Specification

What You Will Learn

  • The full value chain must take into consideration. Ie. Raw Materials, Primary Container, Fill&Finish Operations
  • Every components of the DP System can contribute to the compliance to Intravitreal Requirements.
  • Using dedicated Injection Device (Filtered Needle) can be considered as the “Last Line of Defense”

Dr. Nicolas Eon

Senior Technology Development Manager

Dr. Nicolas Eon, graduated from University of Nancy and Nantes in France holds a Fluid Mechanics & Energy Science Engineering degree, a Master Degree in Energetics and Heat Transfer and a PhD. in Biomechanics, worked for 10 years in the Automotive Safety Industry where he led the System Engineering Department in a global leading company. Dr. Eon has started to build his expertise in the field of Primary Container for Pharmaceuticals and Injection Devices 18 years ago. He had several managing positions from Product Development to Strategic Marketing in global leading companies covering the full range of Primary Packaging from Vials to Prefilled Syringes (both in glass and polymer) where he launched successful products on the market and built sustainable long-term strategies. Dr. Eon has recently joined Terumo Pharmaceutical Solutions in 2020 as Senior Technology Development Manager.
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