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Injector device for infusion set
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A technology of an ejector and a locking device, which is applied in the direction of instruments, needles, etc. introduced into the body, can solve complex problems, achieve the effect of simple structure and reduce production costs
Inactive Publication Date: 2009-08-19
UNOMEDICAL AS
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However, this device is relatively complex to manufacture industrially, and the device must be loaded manually by the patient through a rather complicated process
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[0058] Figure 1-3 One embodiment of an infusion set is shown. The infusion set includes an infusion part OB and a connecting piece OA. The infusion part OB comprises a base 2 having a main plane substantially parallel to the patient's skin when the infusion set is attached to the patient's body. Said base 2 comprises a first set of guides 13 which, in this embodiment, have the form of two stabilizing fins. The base also comprises two retaining means 4 extending from the upper surface of the base, in this embodiment in the form of two steps. On the inner surface of the infusion part, an adhesive support 1, which is an adhesive plaster in this embodiment, is arranged. A cannula 5 extends from the base 2 and penetrates the adhesive support 1 in fluid communication with the central cavity 3 . The cannula 5 is preferably a soft cannula, but can also be made of metal. A cavity 3, optionally covered by a film, is adapted to receive a cannula 6 extending from said connection. e...
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The present invention relates to an injector device, an infusion set for intermittent or continuous administration of a therapeutic substance such as insulin. This ejector device for subcutaneously introducing a cannula on an infusion component into a patient's skin includes a housing, a back and a longitudinally extending guide, a member capable of longitudinally sliding inside the housing for inserting the cannula An insertion needle, a spring between the back of the housing and the longitudinally slidable member, locking means for maintaining the spring in a compressed state, and release means for disengaging the locking means. The ejector device also includes a pivot member swingable from a position allowing insertion of a needle to a position in which the pivot member encloses the needle.
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