CA Patent

CA2199417C — Particle delivery

Assigned to Powderject Research Ltd · Expires 2008-07-08 · 18y expired

What this patent protects

A needleless syringe comprising an elongate nozzle (5) at the upstream end of which is an open ended capsule chamber (19) in axial alignment with the nozzle and arranged, in use, to contain and intimately enclose a soft-walled capsule (19A) containing particles of a therapeutic a…

USPTO Abstract

A needleless syringe comprising an elongate nozzle (5) at the upstream end of which is an open ended capsule chamber (19) in axial alignment with the nozzle and arranged, in use, to contain and intimately enclose a soft-walled capsule (19A) containing particles of a therapeutic agent, means (21) at the upstream end of the capsule chamber for piercing the upstream end of a capsule in the chamber, and energizing means (12) for applying through the open upstream end of the capsule chamber, after the capsule has been pierced, a gaseous pressure sufficient to force the particles out through the downstream end of the capsule and the open downstream end of the capsule chamber and thus to create through the nozzle (5) a supersonic gas flow in which the particles are entrained.

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Patent Metadata

Patent number
CA2199417C
Jurisdiction
CA
Classification
Expires
2008-07-08
Drug substance claim
No
Drug product claim
No
Assignee
Powderject Research Ltd
Source
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