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Medicament injection device

  • US 9,061,104 B2
  • Filed: 02/01/2011
  • Issued: 06/23/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/09/2010
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A medicament delivery device, comprising:

  • a tubular housing having opposite proximal and distal ends;

    a tubular activation member slidably and coaxially arranged inside the tubular housing and comprising a proximal annular contact member;

    a first resilient member arranged at the distal end of the tubular activation member for moving the tubular activation member in a proximal direction from a non-activated position, in which the annular contact member is in contact with the proximal end of the housing, to an activated position, in which the annular contact member is at a predetermined distance from the proximal end of the housing;

    a container holder coaxially arranged within the tubular activation member and fixedly attached to the tubular housing;

    a medicament container arranged within the container holder and including a slidable stopper;

    a tubular operation member rotatably arranged between the container holder and a tubular extension part at the distal end of the housing and comprising a first co-acting device interactively connected to a corresponding first co-acting device of the tubular activation member;

    a plunger rod and a second resilient member, wherein a proximal end of the plunger rod contacts the stopper and comprising a second co-acting device interactively connected to a corresponding second co-acting device of the tubular operation member; and

    a delivery member;

    wherein the container is a cartridge having a membrane;

    the delivery member comprises a retainer member fixedly connected to the container holder, a hub coaxially movable within the retainer member, a needle having opposite proximal and distal ends and being fixedly attached to the hub, and a cap interactively connected to the hub and to the retainer member;

    the cap comprises a distal end surface abutting the proximal end surface of the annular contact member such that when the cap is manually operated, the hub is distally moved whereby a distal end of the needle penetrates the membrane and the cap detaches from the retainer member, thereby enabling the tubular activation member to be moved by a force from the first resilient member from its non-activated position to its activated position.

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