Fresenius Kabi Deutschland Gmbh

Ismael Rahimy

Torsten Brandenburger

Gerhard Greier

Gerald Wegner

Christian Ebert

Christian Frensch

Alexander Degen

Christian Nitsche

Junda Liu

Beatrix Heuel-Hommen

Janine Seidel

Torsten Dipl-Ing Brandenburger

The invention relates to a packaging in the form of an infusion bag, having a connector for a vial, said connector having a spike for piercing the septum of the vial to establish a fluid connection to the inner volume of the infusion bag. The spike is designed to be rotatable. When the vial is rotated, the spike is rotated and the fluid connection between the vial and the inner volume of the infusion bag is opened.

Medical packaging in the form of an infusion bag and method for transferring liquid from a vial to an infusion bag

A connector system for connecting a withdrawal device to a container for a medical fluid, in particular for a rinsing solution, comprising a first withdrawal port and a second withdrawal port which are each designed for a withdrawal of the medical fluid from the container, wherein the first withdrawal port and the second withdrawal port are designed differently and each is sealed by a resealable membrane and a break-away cap.

Connector system comprising at least two withdrawal ports

A container for a medical liquid, comprising a connection piece via which a medical liquid can be pumped into or out of the container, an attachment part which can be attached to the connection piece and connected to a pump device to pump a medical liquid or out of the container, and a sealing element for sealing a passage between the connection piece and the attachment part. The sealing element has a slot opening which is closed against a liquid flow when the pump device is not attached to the attachment part and which is open when the pump device is attached to the attachment part such that a medical liquid can be pumped through the slot opening. The attachment part has a connection portion with an opening into which the connection piece can be inserted along an insertion direction in order to connect to the attachment part.

Container for a medical liquid

An ampoule for a medical liquid comprises an ampoule body for accommodating a medical liquid and a connection part for connecting a removal device to the ampoule, which connection part extends in a longitudinal extension direction and adjoins the ampoule body. The connection part and the ampoule body are formed as one piece and the connection part has a threaded segment having at least two thread turns arranged thereon, which are axially offset from each other in the longitudinal extension direction. The ampoule enables simple attachment of a removal device, creates a tight transition between a connection part and the removal device, is simple and economical to produce, and can provide a defined attachment state for the removal device on the ampoule.

Ampoule for medical liquid and method for producing an ampoule

The invention relates to a closure cap () for receptacles for receiving medical liquids, in particular receptacles filled with infusion solutions, transfusion solutions or liquids for enteral nutrition. The invention further relates to a receptacle () for receiving medical liquids, in particular a bottle, comprising such a closure cap. The closure cap () according to the invention is characterized by two injection parts (and) arranged separately from one another, each for injecting an additive. One injection part () serves to inject an additive with an injection syringe that has a needle (cannula), while the other injection part () serves to inject an additive with a needle-less injection syringe.

Closure cap for receptacles for receiving medical liquids and receptacle for receiving medical liquids

The application relates to a drip chamber for an infusion device, to an infusion device with a drip chamber, and to an arrangement composed of an infusion container and of such an infusion device. The drip chamber has a securing part for securing the drip chamber releasably to the infusion container. The securing part of the drip chamber has securing elements which are arranged along the circumference of a circle and which, on the inner sides facing each other, have grooves extending along the circumference of a circle. The securing elements can be spread from a position in which they engage firmly around the connector part of the infusion container to a position in which they release the connector part of the infusion device. The securing elements secure the piercing spike of the drip chamber against slipping out of the piercing part of the connector part of the infusion container.

Drip chamber for an infusion device

The closure cap according to the invention for a container for receiving liquids, and in particular a BFS container for receiving an enteral nutrient solution, has a cover part and a rim part, with a withdrawal part for the withdrawal of a liquid, and in particular the enteral nutrient solution, being arranged in the cover part. Basically, the closure cap according to the invention may also comprise, as well as the withdrawal part, an injection part for the injection of a medicinal liquid into the enteral nutrient solution. The withdrawal part of the closure cap according to the invention has a connecting part for a spike of a flexible line of a transfer device and a closing-off part having a pierceable membrane for closing-off the recess in the connecting part.

Closure cap for a container for receiving liquids and in particular an enteral nutrient solution, and container having such a closure cap

The invention relates to a device for connecting a syringe to a container or tubing, particularly for connecting a syringe to a container for receiving infusion-, transfusion-, or enteral nutrition solutions and particularly for connecting a syringe to tubing of a blood tube system of an extracorporeal blood treatment device or to tubing for a venous portal. The invention also relates to a container and tubing with such a device. The device according to the invention has a connecting part () which connects to the container or the tubing, the connecting part having a recess () in which a membrane () is arranged, the membrane closing the channel-shaped recess. A hollow body () having a syringe () is arranged in the recess () of the connecting part () in such a manner that the membrane () is pierced upon connection of the syringe to the connecting part. The device according to the invention is characterized in that the membrane () is arranged above the hollow body () in the connecting part () recess (), such that upon connection of the syringe to the connecting part, the membrane is pressed onto the tip of the hollow body.

Connector having a membrane, for connecting a syringe to a container or tubing

The invention relates to a drip chamber for an infusion device and an infusion device having such a drip chamber, by means of which medical solutions can be fed to a patient, such as infusion solutions for chemotherapy. The drip chamber () according to the invention is provided for connecting to a fastener () of an infusion container (), comprising a withdrawal part () for withdrawing fluid, having an opening () closed by a penetrable membrane () and an injection part () for injecting a fluid, having an opening () closed by a penetrable membrane (). The connecting part () and/or piercing spike () of the drip chamber () according to the invention is designed such that a snap-fit or latching connection to the injection part () and/or the withdrawing part () of the fastener () of the infusion container () can be produced when the connecting part () of the drip chamber () is connected to the fastener () of the infusion container ().

Drip chamber for an infusion device and infusion device having a drip chamber

A connector according to the invention includes a first connection region for connecting a first container, a piercing element and a break-open element, wherein the piercing element has a first end section and a second end section and a channel, running from the first end section to the second end section, for transporting a medicinal active substance, wherein the first end section is formed for piercing a membrane of the first container connected in the first connection region, and, at the second end section, the break-open element is attached such that it can be broken open and/or broken off, wherein, in the attached state, the break-open element seals the channel of the piercing element in liquid tight fashion.

Connector for containers containing a medicinal active substance

A connection device for connecting a first reservoir with a second reservoir, includes a first section for arranging the first reservoir closed with a seal; a second section for arranging the second reservoir; and a piercing element which penetrates with a piercing end the seal of the first reservoir when the first reservoir is arranged at the first section. In some embodiments, the piercing element can be moved from a first position into a second position, wherein it blocks in the first position a flow connection between the first and the second section, while in the second position it allows for a flow connection between the first and the second section.

Connection device for connecting a first reservoir with a second reservoir

The invention relates to a closing cap for containers that are filled with medical liquids. The closing cap includes removal and injection sites. The removal site has a first opening for removing the medical liquid and is obturated by a first pierceable self-sealing membrane. The injection site includes a second opening for injecting an additive and is obturated by a second pierceable self-sealing membrane. The first and second membranes are configured differently.

Closing cap for containers filled with medical liquids

The disclosure relates to a connector for packaging containing medical fluids, in particular infusion or transfusion bags, including a tubular connection part for receiving a spike for the withdrawal of fluid, and having a lower opening on the packaging side and an upper opening on the connection side. A self-sealing membrane, which is pierced by the spike, is located in the connection part. The membrane has an upper, annular section leading into a lower, plate-shaped section, said annular section of the membrane surrounding the spike in a sealing manner, when the latter pierces the plate-shaped section. The membrane acts as a guide for the spike and also reseals the connector, once the spike has been removed.

Connector for packaging containing medical fluids and packaging for medical fluids

The invention relates to a connector for medical liquid-containing packages, in particular to infusion or transfusion bags comprising a connection element () provided with a channel-shaped opening () in which a self-sealing membrane () is arranged. A breakable part () which is connected to the connection piece closes the channel-shaped opening. Above the membrane (), said connection element is embodied in the form a connection piece () comprising an internal cone () and external thread (), the membrane () being sealed for receiving a syringe cone shaft. The inventive connector makes it possible to inject an active substance by means of a conventional Luer lock syringe devoid of an injection cannula (needle).

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Friedberg, Germany

Ismael Rahimy