Gene transfer therapy delivery device and method
AssigneeCornell Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsTodd K. Rosengart, Raymond A. Hartman, Charles A. Mack, III
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AssigneeCornell Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsTodd K. Rosengart, Raymond A. Hartman, Charles A. Mack, III
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A gene transfer delivery apparatus and method includes a plurality of syringes retained in a syringe-retaining portion. Each syringe contains a predetermined quantity of treatment solution. The treatment solution may be expelled through a needle on the end of each syringe by depressing the syringe plunger associated with each syringe. The syringe-retaining portion of the delivery device is connected to a plunger portion which contains a main plunger capable of depressing the syringe plungers simultaneously. Since the syringe plungers are depressed uniformly, the delivery device allows for the precise injection of a fixed volume of fluid at plural locations and at a predetermined depth. A spring-biased platen is mounted on the device for flattening the tissue prior insertion of the needles into the tissue. A method of using the delivery device for treatment of ischemic heart disease by gene therapy is also disclosed.
A device for delivering a therapeutic substance to bodily tissue, said device comprising:
A device for delivering a fluid into tissue at multiple locations generally simultaneously, the device comprising:
A device for delivering a fluid into tissue at multiple locations generally simultaneously, the device comprising:
A method of delivering multiple doses of a fluid into biological tissue generally simultaneously, the method comprising:
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