Ferrosan Medical Devices A/s

Ethicon, Gmbh

Peter Lund Hammershøj

Kristian Larsen

Michael Cardinale

Guanghui Zhang

Nicole Smith

Douglas B Johns

Mikael Engmark

Christian Brüel

Lisbeth Nøhr Demant

Gabriella Ferrara

Henning Uzoma Igwebuike

Lars Tamstrup Axelsson

Simon Batchelor

Vikram Kjøller Bhatia

Torben Ruby

The present disclosure relates to a laparoscopic applicator for dispensing a substance, e.g. a substance comprising a haemostatic agent, at a selected site by means of a surgical robotic arm, the laparoscopic applicator comprising a delivery tube; and an applicator tip connected to a distal end of the delivery tube, wherein the applicator tip is configured for being controllable operated by the robotic arm by a grip section in axial extension of the delivery tube, the grip section having a perimeter transverse to the axis comprising an apex shaped section, such that the grip section is configured for being clamped and spatially manipulated by the robotic arm.

Applicator for robotic-assisted surgery

Cannula securing device

A device for reconstituting a bioactive agent and forming a flowable paste is described. The device comprises a base configured for receiving: a first container containing a liquid, and a second container containing the bioactive agent, a syringe containing a paste forming material, the syringe being attachable to the base, wherein the base has a first conduit for fluidly connecting the first container with the second container and a second conduit for fluidly connecting the second container with the syringe, and wherein the first container is configured to be pressurizable such that when the first and second containers are received at the base, the liquid is forced through the first conduit into the second container, thereby reconstituting the bioactive agent, and the reconstituted bioactive agent is forced through the second conduit into the syringe, such that a paste is formed.

Device for forming a medical paste

The invention regards a device for reconstituting a bioactive agent and forming a paste, the device comprising:—a container () containing the bioactive agent,—a first syringe () containing a liquid,—a second syringe () containing a paste forming material,—a connector element () configured for establishing sequential fluid connections between 1) the first syringe and the container, 2) the container and the second syringe, and 3) the first and second syringes, such that the liquid can be transferred from the first syringe to the container to reconstitute the bioactive agent, whereupon the reconstituted bioactive agent can be transferred from the container into the second syringe to form a paste, and the paste can be transferred to the first syringe.

Device for mixing a medical paste

The invention regards a device for reconstituting a bioactive agent and forming a flowable paste, the device comprising: —a base configured for receiving: —a first container containing a liquid, and —a second container containing the bioactive agent, —a syringe containing a paste forming material, the syringe being attachable to the base, wherein the base has a first conduit for fluidly connecting the first container with the second container and a second conduit for fluidly connecting the second container with the syringe, and wherein the first container is configured to be pressurizable such that when the first and second containers are received at the base, the liquid is forced through the first conduit into the second container, thereby reconstituting the bioactive agent, and the reconstituted bioactive agent is forced through the second conduit into the syringe, such that a paste is formed.

The present disclosure relates to a method for preparing a haemostatic composition comprising thrombin, the method comprising the step of reconstituting a dry thrombin directly in a paste, such as a paste comprising a biocompatible polymer. The haemostatic composition comprising thrombin may be prepared from a dry thrombin composition and a paste in a single step operation and be used for treatment of a wound.

Method for preparing a haemostatic composition

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Brønshøj, Denmark

Peter Lund Hammershøj