Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica Gmbh

Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma Gmbh & Co Kg

Vectura Delivery Devices Limited

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Boehringer Ingelheim Gmbh

Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma Kg

Herbert Wachtel

Andree Jung

Johannes Geser

Hubert Hoelz

Joachim Eicher

Guido Endert

Burkhard Metzger

Horst Wergen

Marcus Rainer Knell

Alexander Christ

Elmar Mock

Michael Spallek

Antonino Lanci

Dieter Hochrainer

Andre Klopfenstein

Achim Moser

Martin Meisenheimer

Michael Krueger

Stephen Terence Dunne

Quentin John Harmer

Gilbert Wuttke

Hubert Kunze

Ivan Milivojevic

Michael Aven

Marcus Rainer Rahmel

Ying Yu

Josef Gatz

Alfred Von Schuckmann

Stephen William Eason

Jens Besseler

Robert Gerhard Winkler

Patricia Adams

Marion Frank

Jochen Ziegler

Matthew Neil Sarkar

Torsten Kuehn

Rolf Kuhn

Benjamin Franzmann

Markus Mueller

Steffen Schuy

Herbert Graessl

Stefan Lustenberger

Mike Janetzko

Heinrich Kladders

Georg Boeck

Marc Rohrschneider

Nicholas John Campling

Frank Herrmann

Michael Schyra

Graham Roger Gibbins

Joern-Eric Schulz

Howard William Biddle

Christoph Kreher

Christian Scheffler

Manuel Krakowka

André Klopfenstein

Tristian Roger Thornhill

Duncan James Bradley

Deborah Bickmann

Sarina Linz

Frank Richter

Herbert Kunze

Petra Schmidt-Joerg

Volker Freudenberger

Stephen Dunne

Marcus Knell

Burkhard P Metzger

Sarah Linz

An inhaler, preferably for insertion into a nostril, in particular a horse's nostril, with an inhalation valve, which has a movable valve element, whereby the valve element is designed in an annular manner and has an outer edge and an inner edge, whereby the valve element is fastened at the outer edge, the inner edge forms the boundary of an indentation of the valve element, and the inhalation valve has a valve body seat that corresponds to the inner edge.

Inhaler

An inhaler, preferably for insertion into a nostril, in particular a horse's nostril, with a pressure generator, which has a tensioning device for the drive, and with a tensioning mechanism for tensioning the tensioning device, whereby the tensioning mechanism has a lever gear for tensioning the tensioning device.

An inhaler, particularly for a horse, having a reservoir for dispensing a medicament preparation held under excess pressure, with a discharge nozzle for forming an aerosol of the medicament preparation and with a chamber for holding and temporarily storing the aerosol, which is located on the outlet side, a respiratory orifice adapter for a respiratory orifice, particularly a nostril, while according to a first aspect the reservoir is secured in position, at least in the axial direction, according to a second aspect the discharge nozzle has a direction of discharge which is inclined by more than 5&#xb0; and less than 50&#xb0; relative to a central axis of the reservoir or a direction of actuation for dispensing the aerosol, and according to a third aspect, the reservoir has a dispensing valve which is arranged at the top in the position of use of the inhaler.

An insert which can be inserted into an inhaler, particularly for a horse has a reservoir for a medicament preparation held under excess pressure and a valve. The insert also has a nebulizer that is held directly on the reservoir and a discharge nozzle, associated with the nebulizer and fluidically connected to the valve, for forming an aerosol with the medicament preparation.

A container, a nebulizer and a use of an indicator device are described, where the container comprises an indicator device fixedly mounted on the bottom of the container, the container is arranged within the nebulizer and the container can be detached by grabbing the indicator device.

Container, nebulizer and use

A nebulizer is proposed which receives a container with a fluid and an indicator device. The indicator device stops further use of the container in a locked state when a predetermined number of uses has been reached or exceeded. In the locked state, a locking device locks the nebulizer against rotation in a partially tensioned state and, thus, against further use. After replacement of the container including the indicator device, the nebulizer can be used again.

Nebulizer

A nebulizer and a container with a fluid for such a nebulizer are proposed. The container comprises an indicator device fixedly mounted on the bottom of the container. When a predetermined number of uses of the container () with the nebulizer () has been reached or exceeded, a signal element becomes visible on the indicator device. The indicator device stops further use of the container in a locked state when a predetermined number of uses has been reached or exceeded. Then, the nebulizer is partially opened and blocked against further use. After replacement of the container including the indicator device, the nebulizer can be used again.

Nebulizer and container

A method, an electronic device, a system and an information storage medium for practicing and/or controlling an inhalation process of a patient. The method involves quantifying an airflow in a mouthpiece of an inhaler during an inhalation process of the patient using an inhalation training device, evaluating an airflow signal received from the inhalation training device via an electronic device and providing visual feedback to the patient with the electronic device, the visual feedback varying with one or more time-variant characteristics of the evaluated airflow signal. The electronic device is configured for evaluation of an airflow signal received from an inhalation training device and for provision of visual feedback to the patient, the visual feedback varying with one or more time-variant characteristics of the evaluated signal. The inhalation training system comprises an inhalation training device, an inhaler and the electronic device.

Method, electronic device, inhalation training system and information storage medium for practicing and/or controlling an inhalation process of a patient

An inhalation training device and inhalation training system for practicing of an inhalation process of a patient. The inhalation training device has a that is housing attachable to and detachable from a mouthpiece of an inhaler designed to provide a drug to the patient and a microphone adapted to measure the airflow occurring in the mouthpiece of the inhaler during an inhalation process of the patient. The inhalation training system includes the inhalation training device, an inhaler and an electronic device configured for evaluation of a signal received from the inhalation training device and for visual and/or audio feedback to the patient.

Inhalation training device and system for practicing of an inhalation process of a patient

An inhalation training system and a method for practicing of an inhalation process and a method of operating a portable communications device in this respect and to an information storage medium are improved. An air flow during inhalation is converted into an acoustic signal, especially a whistling tone. The acoustic signal is picked up by a microphone of a portable communications device, such as a smartphone, and is electronically evaluated. The inhalation training system has a mouthpiece and a converter apparatus for converting the air flow into the acoustic signal and in addition has a holding apparatus for especially detachable holding of the communications device.

System, method, use and information storage medium for practicing of an inhalation process

An inhaler is proposed having an insertable container and a monitoring device for counting uses of the inhaler. The monitoring device is arranged in a detachable housing part or fitted onto a mouthpiece of the inhaler. A supply air current is detected by means of a pressure sensor. A position sensor may further be provided.

A nebulizer and a container with a fluid for such a nebulizer are described, the container comprising an indicator device fixedly mounted on the bottom of the container, the indicator device stopping further use of the container in a locked state when a predetermined number of uses has been reached or exceeded, and when the nebulizer is partially opened, it is blocked against further use, and after replacement of the container including the indicator device, the nebulizer can be used again.

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Herbert Wachtel