Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Other

Scimed Life Systems, Inc.

Embecta Corp.

Mark Bowen

David E Huang

Todd Sack

Richard C Fortier

David R Schiff

Matthew E Zuschlag

Margaret McCabe

Shresta Marigowda

Ronald J Pettis

Mircea Stefan Despa

Richard Klug

Herve Abry

Andrew Richards

M Kevin Richardson

Christopher Rini

Robert G Reynolds

Nasir Uddin

John Richard Gyory

Carlos Morales

Rachel Zhang

Rekha Doshi Pursel

Matt Mooney

Richard Joseph Renati

Stephen C Evans

Gerald Melsky

Victor Isaac Politis

Fernando Alvarez De Toledo

Marvin A Guiles

Pearse Egan

John Manocchio

Kunjal Oza

Louis Vieira

Margaret G McCabe

David Huang

An administration system for delivery of a pharmaceutical composition to a patient has a delivery device configured to deliver a dose of the pharmaceutical composition to the patient and a notification device in communication with the delivery device. The notification device is configured to communicate information about a status of at least one property of the delivery device. The delivery device can be a wearable automatic injector configured to be worn on the patient's skin. The delivery device of the present disclosure may allow a user or the patient to view a status of a container. For example, the delivery device of the present disclosure may provide a simple and effective visual means of displaying fill confirmation and delivery confirmation.

Administration system, delivery device, and notification device for communicating status of a medical device

A container () for storing new and used pen needles (), the container () comprising a housing () including a first compartment () configured to store one or mom new pen needles (), and a second compartment () configured to store one or more used pen needles (), wherein the first and second compartments () are inversely adjustable in size to accommodate various combinations of new and used pen needles ().

Pen needle container

A safety pen needle assembly () is disclosed which comprises a hub (), a needle cannula () engaged to the hub (), the needle cannula () having a distal end for insertion into a patient, and a proximal end extending into the hub (), a sleeve () surrounding the hub () and needle cannula (), a shield () including a window (), the shield () surrounding the sleeve () and movable relative to the sleeve () from a first position, to a second position and to a third position to expose and cover the distal end of the needle cannula (), and a spring () urging the shield () to move relative to the sleeve () from the second position to the third position, wherein the window () indicates when the needle cannula () is extended in the second position.

Safety pen needle variable indicator

A needle hub assembly for a pen needle includes a needle hub, an inner shield and an outer cover. The open end of the outer cover is closed by a removable seal to access the needle hub. The needle hub has a body with a shoulder and a tower extending from the body for supporting a cannula. The inner shield fits over the tower and the cannula and includes a flange that has an outer dimension complementing the outer dimension of the needle hub and contacts the shoulder of the needle hub in the assembled condition. The outer cover encloses the needle hub and the inner shield and includes a stop member on an inner surface that contacts the flange of the inner shield to capture the inner shield between the shoulder of the needle hub and the outer cover.

Pen needle assembly

Pen needle outer cover

Pen needle inner shield

Pen needle hub

The present invention regards an apparatus for selectively and accurately deploying one or more sequentially positioned medical appliances from a portable medical device. The apparatus includes a body having a channel, a string passing through the channel, and a mechanism for moving the string predetermined distances to deploy medical appliances. The medical appliances may be, but are not limited to, ligation bands.

Methods for accurately deploying particular medical appliances at a target site

A cartridge ammunition load and/or method. Such a load may comprise a shot casing, a combustible propellant charge, a wad, and a plurality of shot. The shot may include shot of a first size and a second size, wherein the second size is within 80-95% of the first size. The first-size shot may be arranged in a stack of one or more planar rings, and may have the second-size shot disposed in a central interstice of one or more of the rings. Embodiments may include any number of layers of shot of the first and second size, and the second-size shot need not be present between every pair of adjacent layers of first-size shot.

Shot packing method and related devices

A conduit is provided to provide a bypass around a blockage in the coronary artery. The conduit is adapted to be positioned in the myocardium or heart wall to provide a passage for blood to flow between a chamber of the heart such as the left ventricle and the coronary artery, distal to the blockage. The stent is self-expanding or uses a balloon to expand the stent in the heart wall. Various attachment means are provided to anchor the stent and prevent its migration. In one embodiment, a conduit is provided having a distal top which is more preferably a ball top, wire top, flare top or flip-down top. These top configurations anchor the shunt at one end in the coronary artery.

TMR shunt

A medical retrieval device is used to retrieve and/or fragment stones (and/or other objects) from the body of a patient. The device has a retrieval basket with a releasable tip. The tip release is designed to release in a controlled pre-determined manner and under a pre-determined force before any other component of the device fails due to a force exerted on the basket.

Retrieval basket with releasable tip

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Stow, MA, United States of America

Mark Bowen