Ethicon Endo-surgery, Inc.

Enable Injections, Inc.

Ethicon, Gmbh

Other

Cilag International Gmbh

David Stefanchik

Omar J Vakharia

James T Spivey

Matthew J Huddleston

Joetta Renee Palmer

Michael J Stokes

Michael D Hooven

James A Craft

Rick D Applegate

Dylan L Bourelle

Gregory J Bakos

Rudolph Henry Nobis

Gary Lee Long

Michael A Murray

Christopher J Hess

J David Hughett

Duane Linenkugel

Ragae M Ghabrial

Kurt R Bally

C Kerwin Braddock

Rowan Joseph Converse

Jeffrey David Messerly

Adam R Dunki-Jacobs

John E Burbank, Iii

Michael E Boehm

Steven P Smolik

Mark Fogelberg

Edward J Biehle, Iv

J Renee Lupton

Jeffrey S Swayze

William Bruce Weisenburgh, Ii

InBae Yoon

Richard P Nuchols

David N Plescia

David L Hamann

Kenneth S Wales

Kory Adam Gunnerson

Jesse J Kuhns

Andrew C Yoo

James Marous

Douglas N Ladd

Mark A Goldin

Daniel E Waites

Phillip Schultz

Benjamin Webb

Daniel Geiger

James Lowe

John B Flege, Jr

Douglas O Faigel

Bryan Dale Knodel

Thomas W Huitema

James Walden Voegele

William A Burbank

Douglas B Hoffman

Jonathan B Gabel

Michael F Clem

Robert Mason Trusty

David B Griffith

Christopher Paul Swain

Ronald J Brinkerhoff

Jerome E Reckelhoff

Peter K Shires

John L Stammen

Joseph F Paraschac

Guy L Osborne

John S Pedlick

David Scott Little

Charles K Braddock

Todd P Omatis

Christie M Cunningham

Ron J Brinkerhoff

Thomas Petrella

Rudolp H Nobis

An automated transfer and mixing device receives an injection device, a lyophilized drug vial and a diluent vial and transfers diluent from the diluent vial to the lyophilized drug vial and shakes or vibrates the lyophilized drug vial to reconstitute the drug. The device then transfers the reconstituted drug from the lyophilized drug vial to the injection device.

Reconstitution device, system and method

An on-body medical fluid injection device with adhesive assembly includes a housing, an injection needle, a skin-facing surface that faces the skin of a patient when on the patient's body, a skin adhesive carried by at least a portion of the skin facing surface and a plurality of substantially contiguous folded film segments covering the skin adhesive.

Method for attaching a medical fluid injection device with adhesive

A transfer device for transferring a medical fluid from a vial to a medical fluid injection device includes a vial holder where a vial spike positioned within the vial holder is configured to enter a vial containing a medical fluid when the vial is inserted into the vial holder. An expansion chamber having an interior cavity is in fluid communication with the vial spike. A pressurized gas cartridge is positioned with the interior cavity of the expansion chamber, while a puncture tip is configured to puncture the pressurized gas cartridge when actuated by a user. The vial spike is also configured to be in fluid communication with an injection device attached to the transfer device.

Pressurized gas powered liquid transfer device and system

Protective locking systems for source vials which helps prevent mishandling of liquid medication to be removed from source vials and used in an injection device, such as a wearable injection device or a syringe. The protective locking systems include at least a key, a locking cap and a slide guard, each of which includes an opening sized at least large enough to receive a needle therethrough.

Protective locking systems for use with vials

A fluid flow control valve includes a valve body with a fluid flow lumen therethrough and a valve member located within the fluid flow lumen. At least one of the valve body and the valve member is resilient and respectively sized for movement between a normally closed position in which the valve member and a fluid lumen surface are in sufficient annular contact to block fluid flow through the fluid flow lumen and an open position in which at least one of the valve body and the valve member flexes to a spaced apart position that allows the fluid flow between the valve body and the valve member. Downstream fluid pressure may contact the valve body to enhance sealing. A fluid absorbent member may also be employed with the valve body. Flow control devices, such as medical fluid injection devices, and methods may employ the valve.

Fluid flow control valve and flow control devices and methods employing same

A disposable fluid transfer and mixing device is disclosed and includes an injector support surface for receiving an injection device thereon. A lyophilized drug vial, a diluent vial and a syringe are also attached to the device. The device features fluid passageways and a manual valve that may be manipulated so that the syringe may be used to transfer diluent from the diluent vial to the lyophilized drug vial, for reconstitution of the drug. The valve may also be configured so that the reconstituted drug is transferred from the lyophilized drug vial to the injection device. An automated transfer and mixing device receives an injection device, a lyophilized drug vial and a diluent vial and transfers diluent from the diluent vial to the lyophilized drug vial and shakes or vibrates the lyophilized drug vial to reconstitute the drug. The device then transfers the reconstituted drug from the lyophilized drug vial to the injection device.

A disposable transfer device has an injection device support surface for receiving an on-body injection device thereon and a flow path arrangement for transfer of fluid into the injection device, the transfer device being configured to define preferential gripping areas for user gripping of an injection device when such device is located on the support surface and interfering areas for interfering with user gripping of the injection device in the interfering areas.

Hand-held fluid transfer device and system

Provided herein are systems and methods for monitoring one or more health or physiological parameters in a subject. The systems and methods may comprise a patch coupled to an injector. Data may be transmitted to a mobile device or remote server, where the data may be processed. Processed data may be used to inform a subject on a health or physiological condition.

Medical fluid injection apparatus and method with detachable patch and monitoring

Drug delivery system, injection device, transfer apparatus, vial holder and method of administering and transferring are disclosed which provide for passive warming of chilled injectable transferred through the transfer apparatus and into the injection device. The injection device may include a skin-facing surface including a skin boundary displacement extension or structure around a needle injection site to create a high pressure zone in the tissue. Radio frequency tracking and monitoring features for tracking patient compliance also may be provided.

Medical fluid transfer and injection apparatus and method

Various embodiments are directed to surgical instruments comprising an end effector, a shaft and a jaw assembly. The end effector may comprise an ultrasonic blade extending distally substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis. The shaft may extend proximally from the end effector along the longitudinal axis. The jaw assembly may comprise first and second jaw members. The jaw assembly may be pivotable about a first axis substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis from a first position where the first and second jaw members are substantially parallel to the ultrasonic blade to a second position. Additionally, the first and second jaw members may be pivotable about a second axis substantially perpendicular to the first axis.

Ultrasonic surgical instruments with distally positioned jaw assemblies

An on-body medical fluid injection device with adhesive assembly includes a housing, an injection needle, a skin-facing surface that faces the skin of a patient when on the patients body, a skin adhesive carried by at least a portion of the skin facing surface and a plurality of substantially contiguous folded film segments covering the skin adhesive.

Injection device with adhesive assembly

Medical fluid injection device

Drug delivery system, injection device, transfer apparatus, vial holder and method of administering and transferring are disclosed. The system may include transfer apparatus and an injection device. The transfer apparatus may have receiving stations for a drug source, such as a vial or vial holder, and for an injection device, and fluid flow pathways for transferring drugs from the source into the injection device. The injection device may include an expandable elastic bladder and an injection cannula that is movable between a plurality of positions.

Vial transfer and injection apparatus and method

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Morrow, OH, United States of America

David Stefanchik