Boehringer Ingelheim Gmbh

Boehringer International Gmbh

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Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

Boehringer Ingelheim Kg

Codex Dna, Inc.

Joachim Jaeger

Joachim Eicher

Johannes Geser

Bernhard Freund

Pasquale Cirillo

Bernd Zierenberg

Heinrich Kladders

Markus Beier

Wulf Bachtler

Peer Friedrich Staehler

Jack Thacher Leonard

Raphael Carapito

Cord F Staehler

Mark Matzas

Nadine Exner

An inventive medical device for transcutaneously inserting a cannula into body tissue. The device has a cannula with a wall that at least partially encloses a lumen. The device also has a patch for mounting onto skin of a user. The patch has a base and has a reservoir for storing a medical fluid. The patch also has a spring driven inserter. The inserter has a drive that urges the cannula from a storage position within the patch to an inserted position within the body tissue. The inserter also has a lock configured for securing the drive in a fixed position. The lock is fixedly connected to the drive and has a snap closure. Also disclosed is a medication pump that is fluidly connectable to the cannula. A method of transcutaneously using the medical device to transcutaneously insert a cannula into body tissue is also disclosed.

Medical device for transcutaneously inserting a cannula into a body tissue

The invention relates to methods and devices for preparing synthetic nucleic acids.

Synthesis of sequence-verified nucleic acids

A miniaturized device for pressurizing fluid. The device includes a hollow piston that provides a fluid path and a valve member. The valve member is configured for axial movement so that the valve axis remains parallel to the piston axis. The valve member is arranged at one end of the hollow piston. The valve member may be partially or completely disposed within the hollow piston. The device is particularly adapted for use in a mechanically operated atomizer to produce an inhalable aerosol of a liquid medicament without the use of propellant gas.

Device for producing high pressure in a fluid in miniature

A miniaturized device for producing high pressure in a fluid imposes stringent requirements on the manufacturing process. The device according to the invention consists of a hollow piston displaceably mounted in a cylinder and a valve member which is guided by the hollow piston and mounted so as to be axially movable relative to the hollow piston. The valve member is arranged at one end of the hollow piston inside or immediately in front of the end of the hollow piston. The device is used in a mechanically operated high pressure atomizer. This consists of a two part housing which comprises a pump housing with nozzle, a blocking mechanism, a spring housing with spring, a non-pressurized storage container for the fluid and a medical counter integrated in the spring housing. The valve operates without any auxiliary force, closes very rapidly and is sealed tight against high pressure. The atomizer is safe and simple to operate and environmentally friendly. The fluid is metered extremely accurately. The atomizer is used, for example, to produce an inhalable aerosol of a liquid medicament without the use of propellant gas, at 320 bar, for example.

Container with closure cap and method of filling containers without gas

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Bruchsal, Germany

Joachim Jaeger