Phillips-medisize A/s

Merck Patent Gmbh

Bang & Olufsen Medicom A/s

Medicom Innovation Partner A/s

Novartis Ag

Astrazeneca Ab

Esben Weldingh Johansen

Jan Olesen

Flemming Madsen

Soeren Bechmann

Stefan Hirsch

Peter Mathiasen

Regis Frelon

Sabine Desset-Brethes

Jørgen Rasmussen

Jørgen Funder Rasmussen

Søren Koch Bechmann

Christian Maegaard

Claus Schmidt Moller

Claus Schmidt Møller

Emil Wegger Jensen

Bjørn Knud Andersen

Hans Jensen

Lucile Daul

Bjarne Sørensen

Jørn Winther Hald

William Richard Treneman

Henrik Hougaard Vilstrup

Jorgen Rasmussen

Simon Christopher Berry

Jonas Christiansen

Bjorn Knud Andersen

Henrik Leisner

Niels Kure

Svend Erik Elgaard

Bjarne SØRENSEN

A cassette for use in an auto injector for administering a medicament, the cassette comprises a syringe compartment containing the medicament; a hollow needle in fluid connection with the syringe compartment; a rigid needle shield connected to the syringe compartment and covering the hollow needle; a stopper movable inside the syringe compartment; a syringe holder extending around at least part of the syringe compartment; a rigid needle shield holder having a first part positioned between the rigid needle shield and the proximal end of the syringe compartment, and a cassette skin sensor. Also disclosed is the auto injector.

Auto injector with cassette

An auto injector for delivery of administering a medicament comprising: a housing; an electrical motor adapted to move a piston between proximal and distal positions in a longitudinal direction of the auto injector; a syringe holder extending from a proximal to a distal end and configured to receive a syringe, a first spring adapted for moving the syringe holder with the syringe proximally for insertion of the needle; wherein the electrical motor is the only motor in the auto injector.

Auto injector with effective insertion system

An auto injector for delivery of a medicament is disclosed. The auto injector comprises a housing, a syringe holder configured to receive a syringe; a first drive module adapted to move the syringe holder relatively to the housing; and a rigid needle shield remover comprising a first part adapted for separating a rigid needle shield from the syringe.

Auto injector with automatic rigid needle shield remover

The invention relates to a dispensing device for metering and dispensing a predetermined number of multiparticulates from a container. The dispensing device comprises a chamber which includes an inlet through which multiparticulates can enter the chamber and an overflow through which multiparticulates can leave the chamber. There is also an outlet through which multiparticulates can be dispensed from the chamber. The chamber comprises a metering surface which includes at least one retaining portion. The, or each, of the retaining portions is configured to be able to releasably retain a single multiparticulate.

Dispensing device

An inhaler for delivery of a medicament by inhalation is disclosed. The inhaler comprises a dispensing mechanism, the dispensing mechanism being configured to dispense a dose of medicament on actuation. The inhaler further comprises a dose counting mechanism comprising a counter and a translating member. The translating member comprises a pawl. The counter comprises a first count wheel, a second count wheel and an intermediate wheel engaged with the second count wheel and in selective engagement with the first count wheel. When the inhaler is fired to dispense a dose of medicament, the dispensing mechanism moves the translating member in a substantially linear direction. The pawl thus rotates the first count wheel, and as the first count wheel rotates, the intermediate wheel is selectively engaged thereby selectively rotating the second count wheel to count the doses of the inhaler.

Inhaler counter

Pill dispenser

A reloadable auto injector has a needle insertion driver to be re-activated upon reloading. A syringe is movably positioned in a housing between a first position and a second position. A plunger rod is locked to a plunger rod tube by a deflectable locking member. A syringe driver applies a force to the syringe to move the syringe together with plunger rod tube, plunger rod and plunger rod driver from the first position to the second position. In the second position, the locking member is unlocked and releases the plunger rod to thereby activate the plunger rod driver to advance the plunger rod in the syringe for delivering of medicament. A reload handle is connected to the syringe assembly so that user operation of the reload handle retracts the syringe to the first position and simultaneously reloads the syringe driver for delivering a further dose of medicament.

Auto-injector for epinephrine injection

An auto injector having sequential control of needle insertion and dose injection is disclosed. A syringe with a needle is movably positioned in a housing between a first position in which the needle is accommodated inside the housing and a second position in which the needle protrudes outside the housing. A plunger rod tube has at least one locking member configured to normally lock a plunger rod to the plunger rod tube. A syringe driver applies a force to the syringe to move the syringe together with plunger rod tube, plunger rod and plunger rod driver from the first position to the second position. In the second position, the locking member is unlocked and releases the plunger rod to thereby activate the plunger rod driver to advance the plunger rod in the syringe for delivering of at least one dose of medicament.

Auto injector with separate needle injection

A disposable cassette () for storing and delivering a medical drug, the cassette () comprising a cartridge () containing the medical drug, a waste reservoir () arranged to receive waste liquid and/or gas, an injection needle ()arranged to deliver the medical drug, and a valve block () being movable between a first position and a second position. The first position establishes a fluid passage between the cartridge () and the waste reservoir (), while preventing fluid flow from the cartridge () to the injection needle (), and the second position establishes a fluid passage between the cartridge () and the injection needle (), while preventing fluid flow from the cartridge () to the waste reservoir (). The cartridge (), the waste reservoir (), the valve block () and at least part of the injection needle () are arranged inside a cassette housing (), and the valve block () is operable to be moved between the first position and the second position without a user operating the cassette () coming into direct contact with parts arranged inside the cassette housing ().

Disposable cassette for storing and delivering a medical drug

A reloadable auto injector wherein a syringe assembly is movably positioned between a first position in which the needle is accommodated inside a housing and a second position in which the needle protrudes outside the housing. The assembly comprises a syringe, a plunger rod and a plunger rod driver configured to apply a force to the plunger rod to advance the plunger rod in the syringe for delivering at least one dose of medicament. A syringe driver is configured to apply a force to the assembly thereby moving the assembly from the first position to the second position. A reload handle may be connected to the assembly so that user operation of the reload handle retracts the assembly to the first position and simultaneously reload the syringe driver to thereby ready the auto injector for delivering a further dose of medicament. The plunger rod driver is not re-activated.

Re-loadable auto injector

A medical cartridge containing multiple doses of a medical drug is disclosed. An outlet end is arranged to be connected to an injection needle for delivering the medical drug. The medical cartridge comprises a one way valve arranged in an interior part of the medical cartridge at a position near the outlet end. The one way valve allows a fluid flow from the interior of the medical cartridge towards the outlet end, but prevents a fluid flow from the outlet end towards the interior of the medical cartridge. Thereby the risk of contamination of the medical drug remaining in the cartridge is minimized.

Medical cartridge comprising a one way valve

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Esben Weldingh Johansen