Novo Nordisk A/s

Hollister, Inc.

Aluproff A/s

Peter Møller-Jensen

Christen Grum-Schwensen

Martin Von Bülow

Sussie Richmann

Tue Kjaergaard Toft

Bo Radmer

Kristian Glejbøl

Kenneth Nielsen

Johnny Kristensen

Scott Peter Allen

Philip Albert Sparholt

Rasmus Panduro

Henrik Sønderskov Klint

Thibaud Hofstätter

Tue Kjærgaard Toft

Camilla Damgaard-Sørensen

Dennis Bo Hansen

Mikael Andersen

Claus Dallerup Rasmussen

Jan Clausen

Iben Frellesvig

Lisbeth Kamstrup-Holm

Michael Stenvang

Ole Skjoedt

Kasper Sortkjær

Tue Toft

Jakub Goczkowski

Claus Rasmussen

Anders Søndergaard

Ole Stilling-Petersen

Martin Von BÛLOW

The present disclosure concerns an ostomy pouch comprising a first pouch wall and a second pouch wall joined together along a peripheral seal to form a cavity for accommodating waste material; and said pouch having an upper and a lower portion; an inlet provided in the first pouch wall for receiving waste into the pouch; said inlet opening being provided in the upper portion; wherein the pouch further comprises a top view member comprising two layers of transparent flexible film is provided an upper section of said upper portion between said first and second pouch walls and sealed to either the first or the second wall by peripheral seals, wherein said top view member is provided with a lowermost edge.

Ostomy pouch

According to an embodiment of the invention, an ostomy appliance coupling system is disclosed. The system comprises a wafer part having a rise extending away from a body surface to form a guide means and a shallow landing zone; a pouch part having a guide adapted to engage with the landing zone in a desired location relative to the guide means; and an adhesive layer recessed within the guide and adapted to adhere to the landing zone.

Ostomy appliance coupling system and an ostomy appliance

Injector display with graphical user interface

A needle magazine for holding a plurality of injection needles () is described. The needle magazine comprises a first opening adapted to receive the device fluid access portion () of a medical delivery device. Each needle () is selectively moveable from a respective storage position not aligned with said first opening into a needle mounting position aligned with said first opening. The needle magazine further comprises needle positioning means (). configured to alter the mutual position between a needle selected from said plurality of needles () relative to a neighbor needle when said selected needle moves from its storage position to the needle mounting position.

Needle magazine

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Hornbæk, Denmark

Peter Møller-Jensen