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Lifescan Corporation

Lars Hofmann Christensen

Jens Ulrik Poulsen

Henrik Ljunggreen

Jens Aage Munk

Soren Aasmul

Jan Henning Simonsen

Steffen Lav

S&oslash;ren Aasmul

Steven Syme

Denmark Denmark Aasmul

Nina Bjorlig

Lars Peter Klitmose

Jim Radmer

Manuel Alvarez-Icaza

Barry Weber

Rasmus Panduro

Barry Weben

Ole Skyggebjerg

Jens Moller-Jensen

Jens-Ulrik Poulsen

Jens M&oslash;ller-Jensen

Peter M&oslash;ller-Jensen

Manuel Alvarez Icaza

Peter Moller-Jensen

Kent Halfdan Rokkjaer

Steffen Iav

Soren Kragh Jespersen

Soren Assmul

This invention relates to a doser comprising a syringe () with a needle () which extends beyond the doser (), which comprises an engagement face () in the vicinity of the needle so that the engagement face rests against the surface of the tissue into which the needle is inserted. Detector means () are provided on said engagement face to sample signals on the skin of the patient. The invention further provides means () for receiving external information related to health monitoring of a patient. This provides a doser that may record heart rate, EKG, BGM and hypo-alarm administered medicine. The doser may further be arranged to calculate an appropriate dose of medication on the basis of a number of acquired inputs.

Needle insertion sensor

This invention relates to a safety system for an electrically driven medical delivery device for delivering a dose of medication, wherein the safety system is configured for preventing delivery of an erroneous dose of the medicament and comprising detector means for registering mechanical movement, the system comprising at least two detector means () for detecting a mechanical parameter and for emitting signals to control circuits () configured for controlling the rower supply to driving means () for the delivery device. Further, this invention relates to a computer-readable medium comprising a program for controlling a delivery device etc. This allows providing a system that works very quickly, accurately and reliable as to preventing an erroneous dose of medication.

Safety system for an electrically driven medical delivery device and a computer-readable medium

The invention relates to a timer device capable of performing one or more control actions in response to the time lapsed since a user initiated action took place. The timer device comprises contact means operatable between two conditions, timer means, and means for storing first and second time stamps. The device further comprises control means for setting a first time stamp in response to the contact means being operated between first and second conditions, setting a second time stamp in response to the contact means being operated between the second and first conditions, calculating the time elapsed between the two time stamps, comparing the elapsed time with a preset time value, and performing a control action if the elapsed time is greater than the preset time value.

Device with time indicating means

A method of self treating a disease, such as diabetes, includes collecting in one or more databases data representing values of parameters that related to the self treatment. The data is processed to provide a plurality of alternate choices between two or more actions that may be taken and a corresponding value for each action is calculated. A computerized system may be employed to perform the above method and the system may include a computer readable medium for executing the method.

Method and a system for assisting a user in a medical self treatment, said self treatment comprising a plurality of actions

Described is an electronic injection device wherein an electronic circuit is designed to work in two alternative modes: an air shot mode and a dose injection mode. When working in the air shot mode a small predetermined air shot dose is pressed out from the ampule when the injection button is actuated. When working in the injection mode, a dose set by operation of the dose setting means is injected by operation of the injection button. The electronic injection device is normally working in the air shot mode but shifts to work in the dose injection mode when it receives a signal indicating that the dose setting means has been operated. The circuit returns to its air shot mode when receiving a signal indicating that the set dose has been injected. This signal can originate either from a switch indicating that the protection cap is mounted or from a switch indicating that the injection button has been pressed.

Air shot mechanism for electronic injection devices

A drug delivery device comprising a housing ( ) with a drug container ( ) being provided with delivering means comprising a piston ( ) for expelling a drug ( ) from the drug container ( ). The housing ( ) further comprising a displaceable piston rod ( ) abutting the piston ( ) of the drug container ( ) and rotating means being in engagement with the piston rod ( ), said rotating means being provided with a one-way mechanism. The one-way mechanism comprises a helical spring ( ) wound tightly around an axle ( ), one end of said helical spring ( ) being fixed in relation to the housing ( ), the other end of the helical spring ( ) being in a free state.

Drug delivery device provided with a one-way mechanism

This invention relates to an system for self treatment. The system consists of several portable modules where one of the modules is designated as a master module. The master module controls, supervises and monitors all the mutual information and data exchange between itself and the rest of the modules. The modules can e.g. consist of a BGM, a doser, an inhaler, a tablet dispenser and a storage container. The modules may be able to generate and store data which is transmitted to the master module if it is within range and active. If the master module is not within range, the data is kept locally in the module until the master module is available or a new master module is designated. The master module or another specific module can send the data to an external unit like a computer or database for further processing. A physician or an expert care-team can access the data in the database and give guidance to the patient on the basis of these processed data. This processing could also be done automatically by utilization of an expert system.

Medical system and a method of controlling the system for use by a patient for medical self treatment

The present invention relates to a drug delivery device wherein a dose to be apportioned from a cartridge is set by changing the relative position of co-operating dose setting elements ( ) and is injected by pressing a button ( ) until this button abuts a stop ( ). By operation of count up ( ) or count down ( ) buttons the dose is set and read into an electronic circuit ( ) comprising a microprocessor and the dose setting movement of the dose setting elements relative to each other is performed by a motor ( ) controlled by the circuit in accordance with the read in dose. The set dose is shown on a display ( ). The motor ( ) is further controlled to perform certain movements of the piston rod ( ) so as retraction of this rod when a cartridge ( ) is going to be changed an advancing of the piston rod to abutment with the piston ( ) after the cartridge has been changed and further to advance this piston to expel air from the cartridge.

Dose setting device

The invention concerns an apparatus for the registration of the setting of a medical device, the setting of which implies a mechanical adjustment of at least two relatively moveable elements of the device. The invention is characterized in that the apparatus is intended for disconnectible engagement with the medical device, and that it has detector means for detecting the mechanical adjustment and has information means arranged for providing information related to said mechanical adjustment.

Apparatus for the registration of the setting of a medical device

The present invention relates to a drug delivery device wherein a dose to be apportioned from a cartridge is set by changing the relative position of co-operating dose setting elements (3, 5) and is injected by pressing a button (5) until this button abuts a stop (6). By operation of count up (7) or count down (8) buttons the dose is set and read into an electronic circuit (9) comprising a microprocessor and the dose setting movement of the dose setting elements relative to each other is performed by a motor (11) controlled by the circuit in accordance with the read in dose. The set dose is shown on a display (10). The motor (11) is further controlled to perform certain movements of the piston rod (3) so as retraction of this rod when a cartridge (1) is going to be changed an advancing of the piston rod to abutment with the piston (2) after the cartridge has been changed and further to advance this piston to expel air from the cartridge.

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Lars Hofmann Christensen