Sanofi-a Ventis Deutschland Gmbh

Alastair Robert Clarke

Matthew Ekman

Michael James Heald

Bernhard Forys

John Hiles

Kirsten Goode

Chris Smith

Irina Lanin

David Heighton

Andrew Martin

David Sanders

Christopher James Smith

René Richter

Christian Pommereau

Nils Basso

Lilly Hains-Gadd

Ursula Lanin

Michael Heald

Ross Vaughan

Described is a medicament delivery device comprising a body adapted to be placed on the eye and a reservoir formed in the body containing a medicament. The body has a first surface adapted to contact at least a portion of the eye and be centered around a cornea. At least one projection is formed on the first surface. The projection includes a channel adapted to create a fluid flow path for the medicament from the reservoir to a terminal end of the projection.

Intraocular medicament delivery device

A simulation device for simulating the operation of a medication delivery device comprises a housing () and a moveable element () partly disposed in the housing (). The moveable element is moveable from a first position to a second position.

Device for simulating the operation of a medication delivery device

Described is an apparatus for intraocular injection comprising a body adapted to accommodate a syringe having a needle, an outer sleeve telescopically coupled to the body, and at least two arms hingedly coupled to the outer sleeve. Each of the arms comprises a medial portion adapted to encase at least a portion of the needle. When the body moves distally relative 10 to said outer sleeve, the body engages the arms separating the medial portions.

Apparatus for intraocular injection

Drug delivery device, comprising a needle, which a distal end and a proximal end comprises an inner surface forming a channel, an outer surface, a first salient located on the outer surface.

Drug delivery device with retractable needle

A needle assembly () for a drug delivery device () comprises a needle seal (), a needle retainer () and a needle (). The needle retainer () secures the needle () against displacement with respect to said needle retainer () when a dose of drug is being delivered. The needle seal () is configured to push onto the needle retainer () after delivering the dose of the drug, thereby unlocking the needle () from the needle retainer ().

Needle assembly

Drug delivery device, comprising a body unit having a first opening and a second opening, a plunger arranged such that its distal end is positioned inside the body unit, wherein the plunger is moveable in the distal direction with respect to the body unit, a needle assembly, with a proximal end and a distal end comprising a needle, wherein the proximal end of the needle assembly and the distal end of the plunger are configured such that they can get into an adhesion connection.

Drug delivery device

Drug delivery device, comprising a body unit having a first opening and a second opening, a plunger arranged such that its distal end is positioned inside the body unit, wherein the plunger is moveable in the distal direction with respect to the body unit, a needle assembly, with a proximal end and a distal end comprising a needle, wherein the proximal end of the needle assembly and the distal end of the plunger are configured such that they can get into a vacuum connection.

A seal member is configured to seal a chamber of a drug delivery device which is suitable to contain a drug, wherein the seal member comprises a diaphragm.

Seal member

The present invention relates to a device for injecting a pharmaceutical into the human or animal body by means of a simply and quickly exchangeable motorized pump head.

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Cheshire, United Kingdom

Alastair Robert Clarke