Introduction: (PA) is a Gram-negative bacterium that can cause a wide range of severe infections in immunocompromised patients. The most difficult challenge is due to its ability to rapidly develop multi drug-resistance. New strategies are urgently required to improve the outcome of patients with PA infections. The present patent review highlights the new molecules acting on different targets involved in the antibiotic resistance.

Area Covered: This review offers an insight into new potential PA treatment disclosed in patent literature. From a broad search of documents claiming new PA inhibitors, we selected and summarized molecules that showed in vitro and in vivo activity against PA spp. in the period 2020 and 2023. We collected the search results basing on the targets explored.

Expert Opinion: This review examined the main patented compounds published in the last three years, with regard to the structural novelty and the identification of innovative targets. The main areas of antibiotic resistance have been explored. The compounds are structurally unrelated to earlier antibiotics, characterized by a medium-high molecular weight and the presence of heterocycle rings. Peptides and antibodies have also been reported as potential alternatives to chemical treatment, hereby expanding the therapeutic possibilities in this field.

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