Intradermal injection device
OwnerLionel Vedrine, Paul Alchas +3inventors
InventorsLionel Vedrine, Paul Alchas, Peter Heyman, Laurent Barrelle, Marina Korisch
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OwnerLionel Vedrine, Paul Alchas +3inventors
InventorsLionel Vedrine, Paul Alchas, Peter Heyman, Laurent Barrelle, Marina Korisch
Estimating the term…
An intradermal injection device comprising a unitary body having an open distal end and a proximal end having a skin engaging surface defined thereon, a reservoir defined between the proximal and distal ends for accommodating a drug substance, and a channel defined at the proximal end of the unitary body and extending through, and distally from, the skin engaging surface to the reservoir. A needle cannula having a sharpened proximal end and a distal end may be provided in the channel. The needle cannula is secured in the channel with the distal end being in communication with the reservoir and the proximal end of the needle cannula extending from the skin engaging surface a distance in the range of about 0.5 mm to 3.0 mm such that the skin engaging surface limits penetration of the proximal end of the needle cannula to the dermis layer of the skin of a patient.
An intradermal injection device comprising:
An intradermal injection device comprising:
A holder for a medicament comprising a unitary body comprising a generally tubular barrel having an open distal end and a proximal end, a reservoir for accommodating a medicament for intradermal delivery being defined between said distal and proximal ends of said generally tubular barrel, a neck portion adjacent said proximal end of said generally tubular barrel, a limiter adjacent a proximal end of said neck portion having a skin engaging surface defined thereon, and a channel defined at said proximal end of said unitary body and extending through, and distally from, said skin engaging surface to said reservoir, said skin engaging surface limiting delivery of the medicament to the dermis layer of a patient's skin.
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