Ocular treatment device
AssigneeR. P. Scherer Corporation
InventorsJonathan K. Embleton, Stephen P. Jones, Richard J. Malcolmson, Luigi G. Martini, Peter J. Houzego, Sarah A. Rocca, Howard N. Stevens
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AssigneeR. P. Scherer Corporation
InventorsJonathan K. Embleton, Stephen P. Jones, Richard J. Malcolmson, Luigi G. Martini, Peter J. Houzego, Sarah A. Rocca, Howard N. Stevens
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A unit container for a treatment fluid comprises a sealed enclosure of which one wall section thereof is formed with at least one opening. The enclosure is pressuriseable to discharge its contents through the opening or openings, which is or are of sufficient diameter to enable the generation of a jet and/or discrete droplets of treatment fluid discharged therefrom. The one wall section is typically a flat section of the enclosure wall, and the enclosure is typically a blister pack, with the wall section at a planar base of the blister. However, the one wall section may be dome-shaped and formed with at least one opening in the top region of the dome. Containers of the invention may be provided in packages, for example in strip form or in planar arrays. Dispensing devices are described for discharging their contents in treatment.
A method for delivery of a small amount of a treatment liquid to a target site, comprising
A method according to 18 claim wherein the enclosure is pressurized by compressing the enclosure from the outside and against the wall section thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.