Ares Trading S.a.

Vetter Pharma-Fertigung Gmbh & Co. Kg

Gerhard Lauchard

Werner Wurmbauer

Robert Prasser

Gerhard Kogler

Vincent Pongpairochana

Martin Reindl

Claudia-Carolin Guggenberger

Timothy John MacLean

Timothy John Maclean

Georgios Kouvas

Sarah Kühnle

Eric Chanie

Tobias Kistler

Gerhard Walder

Alexander Legner

Thimothy John Maclean

Sarah Kuhnle

An injection device has a plunger for displacing a stopper in a syringe or carpule, a holder for the plunger, a drive for the axial displacement of the holder of the plunger, and a control device functionally assigned to the drive. The plunger, or at least a subcomponent thereof, relative to the holder, the holder is able to move over a limited distance relative to the plunger or a subcomponent thereof, opposing a pretensioning force, in that a sensor device is included which detects the relative position of the plunger, or at least a subcomponent thereof, relative to the holder, which comprises at least one sensor element which works together with the control device. The control device is designed such that, upon activation of the sensor element, the speed of advancement of the holder of the plunger is at least reduced.

Injection device

A medical device connection station comprising a body having a first portion of a docking interface to dock with a corresponding second portion of a docking interface of a medical device, a control unit controlling a medical device communication interface for communication with a docked medical device and controlling a server communication interface. The control unit is configured acquire medical data from a docked medical device via the medical device communication interface and is further configured to connect with and obtain a data session with the server system via the server communication interface, and to thereby transfer the medical data to the server system. The medical device connection station further comprises a lid connected to the body and movable between a first and second position, wherein in the first position the lid prevents first portion of the docking interface from docking with the second portion of the docking interface of the medical device, and wherein in the second position the first portion of the docking interface is operable to dock with the second portion of the docking interface. The medical device connection station comprises a lid movement sensing unit which is configured to sense movement of the lid between the first position and the second position and to thereby provide a signal to the control unit, the control unit configured to receive the signal to initiate the connection to the server system.

Medical device connection station

An injection device for injecting medication to a patient, comprising a surface () having a through hole () for passage of a needle, is characterised by further comprising a capacitive proximity sensor () for detecting proximity or contact of human skin to/with said surface ().

Injection device with a capacitive proximity sensor

A medication delivery device includes a housing, a door coupled to the housing and moveable between a closed position and an open position. The door permits insertion of a medication container, containing liquid medication, into the housing in the open position. A door opening mechanism is coupled to the door. A push member is axially moveable between a retracted position and a non-retracted position and located external to the medication container. The push member enters the medication container and pushes the liquid medication out of the medication container. A lock mechanism is coupled to the door opening mechanism and prevents opening of the door when the push member is in the non-retracted position inside the medication container, wherein the lock mechanism automatically unlocks the door opening mechanism when the push member is in the retracted position.

Hand-held electronically controlled injection device for injecting liquid medications

A hand-held, electronically controlled injection device () for injecting preset doses of liquid medications, having a housing () for receiving a cartridge () containing the liquid medication and having a contact surface () for contacting a patient's skin; and actuator elements () for moving the cartridge () within the housing () to and from the contact surface ().

Medication injection device

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Silberegg, Austria

Gerhard Lauchard