Disetronic Licensing Ag

Roche Diagnostics International Ag

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ag

Gilbert Schiltges

Axel Remde

Hanspeter Heiniger

Andreas Richter

Lucas Kalt

Simone Geiser

Christian Klenke

Karl-Friedrich Arndt

Michael Haeberli

Catalin Cris

Simon Geiser

A modular infusion pump for administering a product, including a pump housing, a reservoir to contain the product, a delivery device associated with the pump housing to deliver the product from the reservoir, an energy source for the delivery device, another housing separate from the pump housing for receiving the energy source, and a transmission for transmitting energy from the energy source to the delivery device.

Modular infusion pump

A device and method for stimulating tissue to improve the resorption kinetics of an active substance. The device and method can include an infusion set having a main body, a cannula, and a base plate through which the cannula projects so that the cannula can puncture into a tissue of an animal to deliver the active substance.

Infusion set with a massage-hub

A device for administering an injectable product in doses including a casing, a container for the product, accommodated by the casing, from which container product is delivered through an opening of the container by moving a piston accommodated in the container toward the opening, and a drive for causing the delivery of the product wherein the drive moves the container relative to the casing and the piston.

Device for administering an injectable product in doses

A device for the dosed output of a substance, the device involving hydrogel-based osmotic drive, wherein output characteristics of the device, including a time profile, may be adjusted by a user. In some embodiments, the device may be used once and, in other embodiments, it may be used several times.

Automatic conveyor driven by hydrogels, provided with an adjustable output characteristic for conveying a medium

An administering device with an osmotic drive for administering an injectable product includes a housing with a first chamber containing a solvent, a second chamber containing a solution and a product chamber for accommodating the product. A semi-permeable membrane is disposed between the first chamber and the second chamber. The second chamber is adjoined by a delivery means for delivering product out of the product chamber. A triggering device for triggering the osmotic drive includes an impermeable separating means between the first chamber and the second chamber. The delivery means is slidable relative to the housing along a longitudinal axis of the housing.

Administering device with an osmotic drive

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Kirchberg, Switzerland

Gilbert Schiltges