Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

General Electric Company

Enginivity, LLC

Vyaire Medical Consumables LLC

Richard Bucchianeri

David Ellsworth Cassidy

Eric E May

Victor Isaac Politis

Eric J May

Jacob Wainer

Alex Chaves

Emilie Mainz

Eric May

A strain relief adapter () for a medicament delivery device () includes a flexible body () having a first end () configured to connect to one of a fluid connector and a pump connector, a second end () configured to connect to tubing, a hollow fluid path () therethrough fluidly connecting the first and second ends, and a plurality of external strain relief ridges () disposed between the first and second ends.

Strain relief adapter for medical tubing connection

A delivery device for delivering medicament, such as insulin, to a patient includes a housing and a base enclosing an inner cavity. Enclosed within the housing is a reservoir for containing a medicament, a delivery mechanism for delivering the medicament to the patient, and a pump in fluid communication with the reservoir and delivery mechanism. The base has an integrally formed fluid channel in fluid communication with the reservoir and the delivery mechanism and a filter media containing an adsorbent positioned in the fluid channel to contact the medicament and remove at least a portion of a stabilizing compound from the medicament carried through the fluid channel.

Fluid path channel and adsorbent

An intravenous flow control system provides closed loop control to maintain a desired flow rate. The actual flow rate is determined by two techniques, a geometrically based technique that uses geometric parameters of the IV system, and a thermally based technique that uses the power input to an IV fluid warmer and the temperature of the IV fluid entering and exiting the warmer.

Flow control in an intravenous fluid delivery system

An air or gas bubble detection system detects the presence of liquid in intravenous (IV) tubing. By detecting the presence of liquid rather than gas, false alarms due to micro bubbles or small air gaps between the sensor and the tubing are avoided.

Capacitor-based gas detection in an intravenous fluid delivery system

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