Bayer Schering Pharma Ag

Bayer Oy

Dnae Group Holdings Limited

David Whitaker

Heikki Lyytikäinen

Ilkka Jutila

Ulla Calvo Alonso

Harri Jukarainen

Taina Tjäder

Pirjo Kortesuo

Andrew Macleod

Hannu Nikander

Pirjo Inki

Juha Lehtinen

Eeva Lukkari-Lax

Joachim Moede

Michael Noble

Pirjo Sallinen

Michael Nobel

Taina Träder

Ben Lane

Chad Schneider

John Paul Palmer-Felgate

Alpesh Patel

Hua Bai

Daniel Coomber-Alford

Jessica Fisher

Panteleimon Athanasiou

Alex K Flamm

Samuel Reed

Sam Reed

Alex Flamm

Taina Tjaeder

Heikki Lyytikaeinen

The present invention relates to an inserter for an intrauterine system comprising a handle (), and an insertion tube () having a first end and a second end, and being arranged in connection with the handle. The inserter is characterized in that the first end of the insertion tube () comprises at least one frame slot for receiving a frame of the intrauterine system. The invention also relates to a kit comprising an inserter according to the present invention and an intrauterine system, wherein the intrauterine system () comprises a therapeutic component () and a continuous, closed frame (), the therapeutic component () being connected to the frame () at least one point, and therapeutic component () of the intrauterine system () is at least mainly arranged inside the first end of the insertion tube () and the frame () of the intrauterine system () is at least mainly arranged outside the first end of the insertion tube ().

Inserter

The present invention relates to an inserter for an intrauterine system, comprising a handle () having a longitudinal opening () at its first end, said opening () having a longitudinal axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the inserter, a first end () and a second end (), a movable slider () arranged in said longitudinal opening () and having a first end () and a second end (), a plunger () attached to the handle () and having a longitudinal axis, and an insertion tube () having a first end, a second end and a longitudinal axis essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the plunger (), the insertion tube () being, along said longitudinal axis, movably arranged around the plunger (). The invention is characterised in that it further comprises a flange () arranged on the insertion tube () at its first end, and means for locking the slider () into a position showing the correct insertion depth for the intrauterine system, said means being adjustable with respect to the opening () of the handle.

A system, device, and method for receiving, preparing and identifying a biological sample. Some parts may be user held and actuated. The sample may be detected by an array of sensors. The system may comprise reusable and disposable components arranged to be connected together. The biological sample may contain nucleic acids, proteins, or other molecules to be detected.

Biosensor device and system

A plug side surface of a plug housing is provided with a claw portion. The claw portion includes a plug lock surface facing in a direction away from a connector mounting surface. Each assistant fitting of a receptacle connector includes a receptacle lock surface that faces in a direction approaching the connector mounting surface and is opposed to the plug lock surface in a mated state. The plug lock surface includes a lock maintaining surface and an unlocking surface. Assuming that an angle formed between a reference plane and the lock maintaining surface is a lock maintaining angle and an angle formed between the reference plane and the unlocking surface is an unlocking angle, the lock maintaining angle is smaller than the unlocking angle.

The present invention relates to an inserter for an intrauterine system, comprising a handle () having a longitudinal opening () at its first end, said opening () having a longitudinal axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the inserter, a first end () and a second end (), a movable slider () arranged in said longitudinal opening () and having a first end () and a second end (), a plunger () attached to the handle () and having a longitudinal axis, and an insertion tube () having a first end, a second end and a longitudinal axis essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the plunger (), the insertion tube () being, along said longitudinal axis, movably arranged around the plunger (). The invention is characterized in that it further comprises a flange () arranged on the insertion tube () at its first end, and means for locking the slider () into a position showing the correct insertion depth for the intrauterine system, said means being adjustable with respect to the opening () of the handle.

Intrauterine device

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