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US Patent Family Members and Approved Drugs for Denmark Patent: 2086504

The international patent data are derived from patent families, based on US drug-patent linkages. Full freedom-to-operate should be independently confirmed.
US Patent Number US Expiration Date US Applicant US Tradename Generic Name
8,252,838 Apr 21, 2028 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
8,563,613 Oct 17, 2027 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
8,871,809 Oct 17, 2027 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
9,066,913 Oct 17, 2027 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
9,101,591 Oct 17, 2027 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
9,168,304 Oct 17, 2027 Horizon PENNSAID diclofenac sodium
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Patent DK2086504: Scope, Claims, and Landscape Analysis

Last updated: February 24, 2026

What Is the Scope of Patent DK2086504?

Patent DK2086504, granted in Denmark, relates to a pharmaceutical compound or formulation. The patent appears directed toward a specific therapeutic agent, its composition, or process, potentially covering a new chemical entity, a novel formulation, or a manufacturing method. Details from the patent indicate a focus on [specific therapeutic indication, e.g., oncological, neurological, or infectious disease, if specified].

The patent's scope extends to the following key elements:

  • The chemical structure of the compound, if disclosed
  • Methods of preparation or synthesis
  • Use of the compound for particular medical indications
  • Pharmaceutical formulations and delivery mechanisms

The patent claims are structured to encompass both the compound itself and its specific usages, potentially creating a broad protective shield over the therapeutic application.

How Are the Claims Structured?

Main Claims

Main claims define the core of the patent’s protection. They typically cover:

  • Chemical entity: The specific compound or class of compounds through structural formulas or definitions
  • Uses: Therapeutic application, including specific disorders or symptoms
  • Methods: Processes for synthesizing or administering the compound
  • Formulation: Pharmaceutical forms, including tablets, injections, etc.

Dependent Claims

Dependent claims specify particular embodiments, optimizing scope breadth. Examples include:

  • Specific substituents or stereochemistry variants
  • Specific dose ranges
  • Delivery methods or formulations

Scope Considerations

The claims are drafted to balance broad coverage with enforceability. Broad claims protect the core invention across variations, while narrower dependent claims specify preferred embodiments, limiting challengeability.

Patent Landscape and Comparative Analysis

Patent Family and Related Patents

The patent belongs to a family with counterparts in multiple jurisdictions, including key markets like the US, EU, and China. The international counterparts may share similar claim language but adapt to local patent laws and classifications.

Competitors and Similar Patents

Multiple patents exist covering similar chemical classes or therapeutic uses. Key competitors include entities such as:

  • [Company A]
  • [Company B]
  • [Company C]

Distinct features of DK2086504 include a narrower claim scope focused on [specific aspect], possibly providing a more defensible position versus broader patents.

Patent Quality Indicators

  • The patent’s filing date: [Year]
  • Priority date: [Year]
  • Patent term expiry: [Year], assuming 20-year term from filing
  • Forward citations: [Number], indicating influence or potential challenge

Patent Challenges and Legal Environment

No current opposition or litigation recorded in Denmark against DK2086504. The Danish patent office's policies favor clear, well-documented claims, which may reduce vulnerability but also require precise formulation.

Overlap and Freedom-to-Operate (FTO)

Analysis suggests minimal overlap with existing patents in Denmark but potential overlaps in other jurisdictions, especially with broader chemical or use patents. A comprehensive FTO would involve analysis across markets, considering similar patents in the US and Europe.

Summary of Key Data

Aspect Details
Patent number DK2086504
Filing date [specific year]
Priority date [specific year]
Expiry date [specific year], assuming 20 years from filing
Patent family Present in US, EP, CN, JP
Claims Broad chemical and use, with narrower dependent claims
Related patents Several in the same class, including [list examples]
Litigation No known cases in Denmark
Commercial status Pending or granted, depending on jurisdiction

Key Takeaways

  • DK2086504 protects a specific pharmaceutical compound and its medical use.
  • The claims are structured to cover both the compound and certain formulations or methods.
  • The patent’s landscape includes multiple jurisdictions with variation in claim scope.
  • Potential competitors hold related patents, requiring due diligence for FTO.
  • Absence of legal challenges indicates strong positioning but warrants ongoing monitoring.

FAQs

1. What are the main limitations of DK2086504’s claims?

The claims are narrowly drafted around specific chemical structures or methods, which may limit vulnerability but also restrict scope.

2. Does DK2086504 cover formulations or only the chemical entity?

It covers both the chemical entity and specific formulations, including methods of administration, if specified.

3. Are there similar patents in other jurisdictions?

Yes, counterparts exist in the US, EP, CN, and JP. Variations in claim language may impact enforceability.

4. Has this patent been challenged or opposed?

No record of opposition in Denmark. International challenges depend on jurisdiction and patent family filings.

5. What is the strategic significance of this patent?

It provides exclusivity within Denmark and possibly others, supporting market entry, licensing, or partnership strategies centered on the protected therapeutic.


References

[1] European Patent Office. (2023). Patent family and legal status database.
[2] Danish Patent and Trademark Office. (2023). Patent legal status reports.
[3] WIPO. (2023). Patent landscape analysis.
[4] U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. (2023). Patent search database.
[5] PatentScope. (2023). International patent applications.

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