A61M5/326

Autoinjectors
09821115 · 2017-11-21 · ·

An autoinjector includes a rear body assembly (10) connected to a front body assembly, wherein the rear body assembly (10) contains a drive mechanism (60 . . . ) and the front body assembly contains a syringe (13) or cartridge with a needle at its forward end, the front body assembly including a viewing window (22) through which at least part of the contents of the syringe (13) or cartridge are visible, a removable cap (14) fitted to the forward end of the front body assembly the rear body assembly and the removable cap having respective aligned cut-away regions together defining a frame for the viewing window. Also disclosed is a modular scheme which uses a common platform for the provision of a range of autoinjectors of different fill volumes, with only the length of the plunger (60), and the axial extent of the cut out varying between different versions.

Auto-injector

An auto-injector for administering a dose of a liquid medicament (M) is presented having an elongate case arranged to be held by a user, a tubular chassis telescoped in the case and biased against the case so as to protrude from the case. The injector also includes a syringe with a hollow injection needle, a drive spring and a plunger for forwarding load of the drive spring to a stopper of the syringe. A trigger button is distally arranged in or on the case, wherein the trigger button is initially coupled to the case in a manner to protrude distally from the case and interlocked to the chassis in a manner preventing the trigger button from disengaging the case.

Wearable automatic injection device for controlled delivery of therapeutic agents

Exemplary embodiments provide wearable automatic injection devices for subcutaneously injecting a therapeutic agent into a patient's body at controlled rates, for example, in a single bolus. Exemplary embodiments provide methods for assembling wearable automatic injection devices for subcutaneously injecting a therapeutic agent into a patient's body at controlled rates. Exemplary embodiments provide methods for using wearable automatic injection devices for subcutaneously injecting a therapeutic agent into a patient's body at controlled rates.

INJECTOR LOCKOUT PREVENTION DEVICE
20170290990 · 2017-10-12 · ·

A device that prevents the accidental activation and lockout of an autoinjector. In illustrative embodiments, a resistance unit is configured to resist deployment of the needle until a critical force is applied by the user to the autoinjector, at which point, the resistance of the resistance unit is overcome. Continuous application of force by the user after the resistance is overcome drives the delivery device to the injection site where the medication is administered.

MEDICAMENT DELIVERY DEVICE
20220047814 · 2022-02-17 ·

A medicament delivery device is presented having a housing configured to accommodate a medicament container, a power pack arranged to exert a force on the medicament container to expel medicament, where the power pack has a plunger rod, a drive spring, an actuator configured to releasably hold the plunger rod with the drive spring in an energized state, an actuator sleeve configured to interact with the holding elements, where the actuator sleeve moves in a longitudinal direction in relation to the actuator. The delivery device also has a medicament delivery member guard movable in the longitudinal direction and connected to the actuator sleeve, an activator arranged at a distal end of the housing and operably connected to the actuator to release the plunger rod. A locking arrangement that releasably locks the actuator to the actuator sleeve is also present.

SEGMENTED SAFETY COVER FOR NEEDLE DELIVERY
20170281878 · 2017-10-05 ·

A segmented safety cover may include a proximal segment combined with a needle hub; a needle cannula that extends from the proximal needle hub to a distal sharpened end; a distal end cap with a hollow bore through which the needle cannula passes; a centrally mounted toggle locking mechanism, separating the proximal needle hub from the distal end cap; the toggle locking mechanism is torsion spring assisted; a proximal cover segment is connected to the hub via a proximal hinge and a distal cover segment is connected to the end cap via a distal hinge; said proximal cover segment and said distal cover segment of said toggle locking mechanism being configured with abutting faces when the segmented safety cover is in a safety mode; and wherein the proximal hinge, abutting faces and distal hinge are in line in the safe mode.

Stabilized Pen Injector
20220047813 · 2022-02-17 ·

A method of manufacturing an autoinjector includes supplying a preloaded syringe including a sterile needle and a needle cover, a preassembled distal housing portion including an adhesive base on a distal end thereof and a channel for insertion of the preloaded syringe, and a proximal housing portion including a motor and a transmission. An activation device is supplied and the preloaded syringe is slid longitudinally through an opening in a proximal end of the distal housing portion into the channel. A distal end of the proximal housing portion is joined to a proximal end of the distal housing portion.

Pharmaceutical injection device

The pharmaceutical injection device includes a pharmaceutical syringe mounting portion (3) provided within a main body case (2) and to which a pharmaceutical syringe (4) is removably mounted, a piston (5) provided movably with respect to the pharmaceutical syringe (4) mounted to the pharmaceutical syringe mounting portion (3), a drive mechanism (6) for driving the piston (5), a controller (7) that is electrically connected to the drive mechanism (6), a display section (35) that is connected to the controller (7), and an encoder (26) that is connected to the controller (7) and detects the amount of the pharmaceutical remaining inside the pharmaceutical syringe (4). The controller (7) displays a warning on the display section (35) recommending removal of the pharmaceutical syringe (4) from the pharmaceutical syringe mounting portion (3) when the presence of a pharmaceutical is detected by the encoder (26).

Needle cannula position as an input to operational control of an injection device
09744297 · 2017-08-29 · ·

A method is disclosed for state sensing and controlling of a multi-state drug delivery device. In some embodiments a power switch is reused as a state sensor. Optionally the state sensor may be toggled by user actions and/or the movements of parts of the device, for example needle and/or a protective element. Optionally, drug discharge and/or status indication is controlled in accordance with sensor output. In some embodiments control is by means of a processor. Alternatively or additionally, control is by means of simple physical circuits.

Autoinjector with Delayed Signal of Complete Medication Delivery
20170239421 · 2017-08-24 ·

The present invention relates to a medicament delivery device comprising: a housing (10, 16) having a distal and an proximal end, said housing being adapted to receive a medicament container (18) with a delivery member (20) or with a connectable delivery member for delivery of a medicament; a drive mechanism (54) arranged to act on a plunger rod (58), which plunger rod (58) in turn is arranged to act on the medicament container (18) for providing automatic delivery of the medicament; a release mechanism (62) interactively connected to the drive mechanism (54) for releasing the drive mechanism (54) from a pre-tensioned state; a signal generating mechanism (90) for generating an audible and/or tactile and/or visual signal indicating that the medicament has been completely delivered, which signal generating mechanism (90) is operably connected to said drive mechanism such that it is arranged movable in a longitudinal direction in relation to said drive mechanism (54), that said drive mechanism (54) is arranged with a signal release mechanism (111) capable of activating said signal generating mechanism (90) at a certain longitudinal position of said drive mechanism after its release, for generating an audible and/or tactile and/or visual signal, wherein said signal generating mechanism (90) comprises a signal delay mechanism (105) operably arranged to delay the generation of signal after activation of said signal generating mechanism (90).