Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited

Organo Corporation

Ferring B.v.

David George Robinson

Paul Greenhalgh

Tomer El-Gad

Stuart Brian William Kay

Constantin Coussios

Philip David Canner

Peter John Friend

Leslie James Russell

Peter Alan Salkus

John Edward Burke

Dario N Carrara

Ayelet Altman

Doris Saltkill

Dalton L Tomlinson

Sebastien Antoine Yves Cuvelier

Jonathan Richard Oakley

Robert Peter Fernall

Constantin-C Coussios

A disposable set of components for an organ perfusion system comprising a fluid supply duct for supplying fluid to the organ, a fluid removal duct for removing fluid from the organ, and a surrogate organ removably connected between the fluid supply duct and the fluid removal duct so as to form a fluid circuit, so that fluid can be circulated in the circuit in preparation for connection of the organ.

Organ perfusion systems

An organ perfusion system comprises: a perfusion fluid circuit () arranged to circulate perfusion fluid through the organ; a surrogate organ () arranged to be connected into the circuit in place of the organ so that the circuit can circulate fluid through the surrogate organ; and organ sensing means arranged to distinguish between the presence of the organ in the circuit and the presence of the surrogate organ in the circuit. The sensing means may comprise one or more pressure sensors (), or a flow meter (). Further aspects relate to adjusting the content of at least one component, such as oxygen or a nutrient, in the perfusion fluid. Bubble detection means (), and means () to measure the amount of fluid secreted by or leaked from the organ, may also be provided.

The application relates to an applicator system () for applying a viscous liquid, in particular a transdermal pharmaceutical formulation, to the human skin comprising a metering dispenser () in turn comprising a container holding the viscous liquid and a pump () for metering the liquid and an applicator () detachably connected to the dispenser () and comprising an application surface () for receiving a metered amount of the liquid from the dispenser (). The application surface () is convex.

Applicator system for applying a viscous liquid to the human skin

The present invention provides an improved injection assisting device wherein the improvement comprises an injection lock indicator located between the first and the second outer shell and the outside of the indicator window, configured to indicate to a user whether the injection locking member is in a locked state, and configured to substantially contrast in color with both the first outer shell and the second outer shell, which first and second outer shells contrast in color with each other, and configured to be substantially shielded from a view of a user in the presence of the predetermined amount of compression force on the second outer shell.

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

David George Robinson