Sensile Pat Ag

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

Roche Diagnostics International Ag

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Derek Brandt

Stefan Weinert

Matthias Essenpreis

Irio Giuseppe Calasso

Nicole Bernini

Michael Schoemaker

Robin S Wagner

Kelly Heaton

Sebastiaan La Bastide

Sascha Heckermann

Franck Robin

Joel Jeckelmann

Theodor Koschinsky

Uwe Beyer

Thomas Gerber

Jürg Schnidrig

Sebastiaan LaBastide

Gunnar Meyer-Olden

A method for diabetes care, the method (which also may be referred to as, involve or incorporate at least one of a tool, device or program) allowing for the characterization of the relevance of errors of parameters affecting glucose concentration on a postprandial glucose concentration outcome for a person with diabetes mellitusm, wherein the method involves at least one of sensing, determining, calculating, predicting, describing and communicating the effects of potential errors of parameters affecting glucose concentration on postprandial glucose concentration values within a clinically relevant glucose range.

System, tools, devices and a program for diabetes care

A drug reconstitution device comprising a disposable liquid transfer unit () and a reusable control and drive unit () removably connectable to the liquid transfer unit, the liquid transfer unit including a housing (), a docking interface () configured for coupling at least one of the first and second constituent containers () to the housing (), and a pump engine () and fluid flow system () configured for transferring liquid from the first constituent container () to the second constituent container (). The control and drive unit comprises a pump drive () configured to drive the pump engine during a liquid transfer action, the pump drive comprising a transmission output coupling () removably engaged with a transmission input coupling () of the pump engine () when the liquid transfer unit and control and drive unit are connected.

Drug reconstitution system

There provided a drug delivery device adapted for providing a plurality of discrete doses of a medicament including a disposable delivery unit () adapted to be worn by a user, comprising a reservoir () for holding a medicament to be delivered, an injection member () adapted for trans-dermal drug delivery, and a pump () adapted for pumping the medicament to be delivered from the reservoir () to the injection member (); and a separate reusable base unit () comprising a drive module for driving the pump (). The pump in the disposable delivery unit is activated to deliver a dose of the medicament by bringing the base unit temporarily into communication with the delivery unit.

Modular drug delivery device for administering discrete doses of a medicament

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Oberdorf, Switzerland

Derek Brandt