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WO2018134705A1 - Mécanisme d'introduction de canule pour un appareil à patch - Google Patents

Mécanisme d'introduction de canule pour un appareil à patch Download PDF

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WO2018134705A1
WO2018134705A1 PCT/IB2018/050161 IB2018050161W WO2018134705A1 WO 2018134705 A1 WO2018134705 A1 WO 2018134705A1 IB 2018050161 W IB2018050161 W IB 2018050161W WO 2018134705 A1 WO2018134705 A1 WO 2018134705A1
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Seline STAUB
Ursina Streit
Jürg HIRSCHEL
Patrick Hostettler
Christian Schrul
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
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    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
    • A61M5/00—Devices for bringing media into the body in a subcutaneous, intra-vascular or intramuscular way; Accessories therefor, e.g. filling or cleaning devices, arm-rests
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    • A61M2005/14252—Pressure infusion, e.g. using pumps adapted to be carried by the patient, e.g. portable on the body of the skin patch type with needle insertion means
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
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    • A61M37/00—Other apparatus for introducing media into the body; Percutany, i.e. introducing medicines into the body by diffusion through the skin
    • A61M2037/0007—Other apparatus for introducing media into the body; Percutany, i.e. introducing medicines into the body by diffusion through the skin having means for enhancing the permeation of substances through the epidermis, e.g. using suction or depression, electric or magnetic fields, sound waves or chemical agents

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  • the invention relates to injection and infusion devices, in particular injection and infusion devices, which are applied to the administration of a substance directly to the skin of the person using, in particular glued, which are also known as patch devices.
  • the invention relates to mechanisms for inserting cannulas, in particular so-called soft cannulas, which are made, for example, from fluoropolymers (such as polytetrafluoroethylene) or property-like materials.
  • An administering device for fluid products in particular an infusion pump or an injection device, in particular a patch infusion pump or a patch injector, may in principle be suitable for the administration of a wide variety of drugs, provided that the drug has a consistency with which the infusion pump or Injection device is distributable.
  • the aforementioned consistency meaning for example the viscosity, may make it reasonable to optimize the design of the injection device or the infusion pump in order to make the use of the medicament as pleasant as possible for the user.
  • patch devices patch infusion pump, especially in the treatment of diabetes with insulin, or patch injectors, especially administration of high viscosity antibody formulations.
  • the devices are stuck by means of plaster directly on the body of the user and then no longer need to be held manually or stowed for example in a holster.
  • the term "medicament” includes any fluid medical formulation suitable for controlled administration by an agent, such as an agent.
  • a cannula or hollow needle for example comprising a liquid, a solution, a gel, an emulsion or a fine suspension containing one or more medicinal agents.
  • Drug may be a single drug composition or a premixed or co-formulated multi-drug composition from a single container.
  • Drug includes drugs such as peptides (eg, insulins, insulin-containing drugs, GLP-1 containing as well as derived or analogous preparations), proteins and hormones, biologically derived or active agents, hormone or gene based drugs, nutritional formulas, enzymes, and other substances both in the art solid (suspended) or liquid form but also polysaccharides, vaccines, DNA or RNA or oligonucleotides, antibodies or parts of antibodies as well as suitable basic, auxiliary and carrier substances.
  • drugs such as peptides (eg, insulins, insulin-containing drugs, GLP-1 containing as well as derived or analogous preparations), proteins and hormones, biologically derived or active agents, hormone or gene based drugs, nutritional formulas, enzymes, and other substances both in the art solid (suspended) or liquid form but also polysaccharides, vaccines, DNA or RNA or oligonucleotides, antibodies or parts of antibodies as well as suitable basic, auxiliary and carrier substances.
  • drugs such as peptide
  • Patch devices in the sense of the present application ie patch infusion pumps or patch injectors, often include so-called (cannula) insertion mechanisms, which serve a cannula in the tissue of the to introduce the person using it.
  • Some of these patch devices use soft infusion cannulas made of plastic, especially biocompatible fluoropolymers, for administering the fluid medicament. This has the advantage that the soft infusion cannula potentially causes less pain to the user using the surrounding tissue than an infusion cannula made of a rigid material such as steel.
  • Another advantage of the soft infusion cannulae is that it can not break with soft cannulas.
  • an insertion cannula (or an insertion needle) made of a rigid material such as steel is used.
  • This insertion cannula is passed through the infusion cannula prior to insertion of the infusion cannula and protrudes beyond the open end of the infusion cannula.
  • the insertion cannula is inserted into the tissue together with the infusion cannula during insertion.
  • the insertion cannula is withdrawn. Only the soft infusion cannula remains in the tissue.
  • the inner lumen of the insertion cannula is part of the fluid pathway over which the fluid medicament is administered.
  • the insertion cannula in the retraction described above is not completely pulled out of the infusion cannula, so that the fluid to be administered drug is passed from the insertion cannula into the infusion cannula and from there via one or more openings of the infusion cannula into the tissue of the person using.
  • US Pat. No. 7,127,727 B2 discloses a patch infusion pump 10 with an insertion mechanism with which a soft infusion cannula 38 is introduced into the tissue with the aid of an insertion cannula 62.
  • the mechanism described uses for the insertion movement of the infusion cannula and the subsequent withdrawal of the insertion cannula separate springs 70 resp. 82, so at least one spring 70, which provides the energy for the insertion movement and at least one spring 82, which provides the energy for the return movement.
  • a patch infusion pump 100 with insertion mechanism with which a soft infusion cannula 176 is introduced into the tissue with the aid of an insertion cannula 174.
  • the drive of the insertion mechanism is realized with a torsion spring 181.
  • the drive spring 181 is connected to a slide 184 via an arm system 183a, 183b.
  • the two partial arms 183a and 183b are connected to each other via a hinge, so that the two partial arms 183a, 183b are rotatable in a plane relative to each other.
  • the disclosed insertion mechanism allows the execution of the insertion movement and the withdrawal movement with a spring 181.
  • distal and proximal are used in reference to position and direction indications.
  • Distal means from the point of view of the fluid path of the administering device to the person using and proximal corresponding to the reverse.
  • proximal corresponding to the reverse.
  • the movement of an infusion cannula, which is introduced into the tissue of the person using it is a movement in the distal direction, also referred to below as insertion direction.
  • One aspect of the invention includes a cannulation mechanism for a patch device, particularly a patch infusion pump or a patch injector.
  • a cannulation mechanism for a patch device particularly a patch infusion pump or a patch injector.
  • insertion mechanisms for patch infusion pumps are discussed, which however can also be used in the same form for patch injectors, or could also be used in other administration devices without deviating from the invention.
  • the patch infusion pump includes a housing.
  • the housing may be constructed in one or more parts and comprises a so-called base, which represents the region of the housing which is arranged on the skin of the user using plaster.
  • the base itself can be designed in several parts and can also include inserts, such as in particular guide elements, which are mounted at the Monday at the base.
  • the patch infusion pump includes an insertion mechanism for placing a flexible or soft infusion cannula in tissue of the user.
  • the flexible or soft infusion cannula is introduced into the tissue with the aid of an insertion cannula.
  • the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump comprises a drive spring, in particular a torsion spring, and a gear, wherein the drive spring can transmit energy to the gear, which thereby can be set in motion, in particular rotation.
  • the drive spring is designed as a torsion spring, which may have a helical or spiral shape.
  • the torsion spring could be a torsion bar or a stretched rubber band wound onto an axle.
  • the drive spring can already be biased in the delivery state of the insertion mechanism (ie the patch device).
  • the power spring may be biased prior to use. The person skilled in this relevant methods are known.
  • the insertion mechanism comprises a carriage on which the insertion cannula is fixedly arranged, wherein the carriage is operatively coupled to the gear, so that a movement, in particular rotation of the gear movement of the carriage and thus the insertion cannula for May have consequences.
  • the infusion cannula is drawn over the insertion cannula, which is deposited in the tissue of the user using the insertion cannula as part of the insertion process.
  • the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump includes a guide slot (advantageously with one or more sub-gates) along which the gear may be passed over serrations or pin assemblies, with rotation of the gear via the guide along the serrations or pin assemblies can be transformed into a translation of the gear axis relative to the guide slot.
  • a plurality of serrations and pin assemblies are disposed along the guide slot such that the gear axis is staggered in different directions relative to the guide slot in a staggered manner.
  • the gear is only partially occupied by teeth at its periphery, whereby it can be divided into two sectors, a first sector which is toothed and a second sector in which no teeth are present.
  • the gear could also have more than two sectors, with toothed and untoothed sectors alternating.
  • the guide slot comprises a first toothed part raceway and a second toothed part raceway, the first and second part raceways facing each other (antiparallel or mirrored), and the teeth of the first sector of the gearwheel first at the toothing of the unroll the first part of the track and then roll on the second part of the track on further rotation of the gear in the same direction and the teeth of the first sector are either in engagement with the first part of the gate or the second part of the gate, but not in engagement with both simultaneously.
  • the maximum angle comprising the first sector of the gear is defined as follows:
  • the relative movement between the first Partkulisse and the gear, while the gear rolls on the first part of the gate and the teeth of the first sector in engagement with the teeth of the first part of the gate corresponds to the path the insertion cannula during insertion of the infusion cannula into the tissue.
  • the gear is toothed along the entire circumference, hereinafter referred to as a full gear.
  • the guide slot comprises a linear pin assembly fixedly disposed relative to the base (in an alternative embodiment, displaceability of the pin assembly transverse to the insertion direction would be conceivable).
  • the full gear rotates the pin assembly during the insertion process (insertion and retraction), wherein the carriage participates in the movement of the Vollyakradachse along the pin assembly.
  • the teeth of the full gear are in the insertion of the insertion and infusion cannula in engagement with a first side of the pin assembly and roll it along.
  • the full gear rolls around the first end of the pin assembly toward a second side of the pin assembly (also referred to as the turning or apex of the movement). Subsequently, the teeth of the full gear are engaged with the second side of the pin assembly. Since now the side of the engagement changed, the full-toothed axis moves in the same direction of rotation of the full gear (torque orientation from the drive spring does not change) against the direction of insertion for the purpose of withdrawal of the insertion cannula. The movement of the full-toothed axis is guided in an advantageous embodiment by a guideway associated with the guide slot. The distance which the gear performs in the insertion direction, ie how far the needles are displaced in the insertion direction, depends on the length of the linear pin arrangement and is independent of the dimensioning of the full gear.
  • the guide slot comprises a toothed slide instead of a pin assembly.
  • the toothed gate is fixed to the housing wall of the patch infusion pump, for example, at the base, forming an elongated protrusion that projects from the wall into the patch infusion pump.
  • the circumferential side wall of the elongated elevation is toothed, wherein the full gear can engage in this toothing and can move along along this by rotation.
  • the gear makes a very similar movement as in the previous sub-aspect (pin arrangement).
  • the full gear lacks one or a few teeth.
  • the full-tooth axis associated with the carriage and the cannulas
  • the full gear at the apex rotates for a moment, without the Vollyakradachse moves, and until such time until teeth of the full gear engage again with the pin assembly or the toothing. Thereafter, the full gear moves again and performs the return movement.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device
  • a housing comprising a base, which can also serve as the basis for the patch device and which can be attached directly or indirectly to the skin of the user,
  • At least one guideway fixedly attached to the housing and defining at least part of an insertion path
  • a carriage which is displaceably mounted in the at least one guideway in and against an insertion direction along the guideway
  • a drive spring in particular a torsion spring, whose axis is approximately perpendicular to the at least one guideway and can be fixedly attached to the carriage with a first end of the drive spring,
  • toothing of the toothed wheel comprises a first sector of the toothed wheel
  • a guide slot extending at a distance from the at least one guide track, the distance resulting from the geometric dimensions of the carriage, drive spring and gear, and which is fixedly connected to the housing or the base,
  • the guide slot comprises at least one partial slide which runs concurrently with the guide track
  • the at least one partial slat comprises in each case a toothing or pin arrangement which, depending on the rotational orientation of the toothed wheel, can be brought into engagement with the teeth of the first sector,
  • gear is set by the release of energy from the drive spring in a rotational movement and thereby
  • the slide with the steel cannula can be displaced into a movement along the at least one guide track by engagement of the teeth of the toothed wheel with the toothing or pin arrangement of the at least one partial slide.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device having a soft plastic cannula, particularly PTFE, which is designed to be pulled over the steel cannula.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the drive spring is a torsion spring and has a helical shape.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the drive spring is a torsion spring that is in the form of a coil spring.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the gear comprises a second sector in which there is no toothing.
  • the invention comprises a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the guide slot comprises two partial toothed lobes, wherein the two partial lobes are in the same plane and the toothings are spaced apart, and wherein the distance of the two partial lobes from each other is determined by the diameter of the gear without the teeth.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the gear is rotatably mounted on the carriage such that upon release of energy from the drive spring, the gear is rotated relative to the carriage.
  • the invention comprises a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein in the rotation of the gear, the teeth of the first sector of the gear in a first phase engage with the teeth of the first part of the gate, whereby on the arrangement of the gear on Slide the carriage is moved along the guideway in the insertion direction and
  • teeth of the first sector of the gear engage in a second phase in engagement with the toothing of the second part of the gate, whereby the carriage is moved along the guide path against the insertion direction via the arrangements of the gear on the carriage.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the first sector of the gear defines a pitch diameter with its teeth, whereby the arc resulting from the sector angle of the first sector and the pitch diameter results in the insertion route of the cannula insert ,
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device wherein the sector angle of the first sector is less than 180 °.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the first and second sub-gates are interconnected via further sub-gates.
  • the invention comprises a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the guide slot comprises a partial gate with a pin assembly, wherein the pins of the pin assembly are approximately perpendicular to the direction of insertion and are arranged in a straight line, the distances between the pins Pens are constant.
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the sector angle of the first sector is 360 °, the teeth of the gear are arranged along the entire circumference of the gear.
  • the invention comprises a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device comprising two parallel linear guideways, the carriage having guide elements which are in engagement with the two guideways and permit displacement of the carriage along the guideways, and wherein the carriage a linearly slidable on the carriage spring bearing comprises, on which the first end of the drive spring is fixedly mounted
  • the invention includes a cannula insertion mechanism for a patch device, wherein the gear is rotatably mounted on the spring bearing and thereby linearly slidably mounted in the carriage, wherein a displacement of the gear relative to the carriage in a direction is possible, which is approximately is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the gear and also perpendicular to the guideway or the guideways.
  • FIG. 1 exploded view of the insertion mechanism of a patch infusion pump 1 according to a first embodiment of the invention
  • FIG. 1 View of the parts of the patch infusion pump shown in Figure 1 in assembled
  • FIG. 4 shows a horizontal section through the insertion mechanism from FIG. 2
  • FIG. 5 partial vertical section through the insertion mechanism from FIG. 2
  • FIGs 6a and 6b detailed view of the insertion mechanism on Figure 2 before release
  • FIG. 2 in different phases of the insertion of the infusion cannula 3b
  • FIG. 8 Exploded view of the insertion mechanism of a patch infusion pump 100 according to an alternative embodiment
  • FIG. 10 shows a plan view of the arrangement from FIG. 9
  • FIG. 11 A vertical partial section through the arrangement from FIG. 9
  • Figures 13a to 13c perspective view and horizontal sections through the embodiment of Figure 8 during the insertion movement
  • Figures 14a to 14c perspective view and horizontal sections through the embodiment of Figure 8 after insertion, before the withdrawal of the insertion cannula 103a
  • Figures 15a to 15c perspective view and horizontal sections through the embodiment of Figure 8 during the withdrawal of the insertion cannula 103a
  • FIGS 16a to 16c vertical and horizontal sections through the embodiment of Figure 8 after done
  • FIG. 17 shows an exploded view of the insertion mechanism of a patch infusion pump 200 according to an alternative embodiment
  • FIG. 19 a vertical partial section through the arrangement from FIG. 18
  • FIG. 19b detail from FIG. 19a Horizontal section through the arrangement of Figure 18
  • FIG. 42 A vertical partial section through an embodiment modified on the basis of the embodiment of FIG. 27 with the patch infusion pump 500, in which the insertion mechanism moves in the vertical direction
  • FIG. 43 Exploded view of the insertion mechanism of a patch infusion pump 600
  • FIG. 44 View of the parts of the patch infusion pump 600 shown in FIG. 43 in the assembled state (initial state)
  • FIGS. 1 to 7g show a first embodiment of a cannula insertion mechanism according to the invention for a patch device, here by way of example for a patch infusion pump 1.
  • FIG. 1 shows an exploded view of the first embodiment. It should be noted that for reasons of clarity, the illustration does not show the entire patch infusion pump, but only the parts thereof which are important for the insertion mechanism.
  • FIG. 2 shows the insertion mechanism from FIG. 1 in the assembled state.
  • Figure 3 shows the same view as Figure 2, wherein the lid 8 has been removed in Figure 3.
  • Figure 4 shows a horizontal section through the insertion mechanism near the base 2a.
  • Figures 5 to 6d show further details of the first embodiment.
  • FIGS. 7a to 7g then represent different states in the process of insertion of the infusion cannula 3b.
  • the patch infusion pump 1 comprises a housing 2, of which in the figures of the first embodiment in each case the base 2a is shown.
  • the base 2a is adhered, for example, by means of a plaster (not shown) directly to the skin of the person using, the patch being placed between the skin and the base 2a.
  • the patch In the region of the base, in which the infusion cannula is inserted through the skin into the tissue, the patch has an opening through which the infusion cannula can be passed.
  • the insertion mechanism of the first embodiment comprises a cannula ensemble 3 comprising a cannula support 9 with a cannula support base 9a.
  • the infusion cannula 3b is firmly anchored.
  • the cannula ensemble 3 comprises the insertion cannula support 3c.
  • the insertion cannula carrier 3 the insertion cannula 3a and the lead 3e are firmly anchored. In this case there is a fluid connection between supply line 3e and insertion cannula 3a.
  • the substance to be administered for example, the liquid Drug, supplied from the reservoir (optionally via a pumping element) via the feed line of the insertion cannula.
  • the insertion cannula 3a protrudes through the lumen of the infusion cannula 3b, with the distal tip of the insertion cannula 3a protruding from the distal end of the infusion cannula 3b.
  • the infusion cannula 3b is inserted into the tissue of the person using it, the insertion cannula 3a is withdrawn (out of the tissue) through the infusion cannula 3b, the insertion cannula 3a still protruding into the infusion cannula 3b after completion of the retraction, thus preventing fluid communication Feed line 3e and infusion cannula 3b produces, so that the substance to be administered to the user can be supplied.
  • the infusion cannula 3b is movably mounted together with the cannula carrier 9 on the insertion cannula 3a, wherein in the initial state cannula carrier 9 and insertion cannula carrier 3c are connected to one another indirectly via the snap arms 9b.
  • the guide track 2h which guides the insertion movement of the cannula ensemble 3 through its course, is embedded in the base 2a. Furthermore, the base 2a also comprises the cannula guide 2f, whose function is to introduce the infusion cannula 3b and the insertion cannula 3a through the base 2a at a predetermined angle into the tissue.
  • the insertion mechanism of the first embodiment further includes a guide slot 2b fixedly attached to the base 2a.
  • the guide slot 2b comprises in this embodiment, two partial scenes 2c and 2d, wherein in both a respective toothing 10a resp. 10b.
  • the guide slot 2b is closed except for the opening 2g at the distal end.
  • Placed in the scenery is the gear 4, as well visible in Figure 4, for example.
  • the gear can be divided into two sectors 4a and 4c, wherein the first sector 4a has teeth 4b and the second sector 4c carries no teeth.
  • Teeth 4b can first engage one after another in the toothing 10a and subsequently in the toothing 10b.
  • Perpendicular to the actual gear level of the gear 4 is the gear axis 4d, which is designed as a sleeve.
  • the insertion mechanism of the first embodiment further comprises a carriage 6 which has an approximately cylindrical shape, see Figure 1.
  • Figure 5 shows the carriage 6 in a sectional view.
  • Carriage 6 comprises a carriage axis 6b which extends through the gear axis 4d into the guide track 2h.
  • the gear 4 is rotatably mounted on the carriage axis 6b.
  • the drive spring 5 is arranged, wherein one end of the spring 5 is fixedly connected to the gear 4 and the second end of the spring 5 is connected to the carriage.
  • drive spring 5 is a torsion spring.
  • Insertion cannula carrier 3c and slide 6 are firmly connected to each other via the cannula bridge 6c.
  • the snap arms 9b of the cannula holder 9 are snapped in the initial state with the cannula bridge 6c.
  • the cannula bridge 6c comprises a guide pin 6h (not visible), which, like the carriage axis 6b, engages in the guide track 2h, so that the carriage 6 is mounted so as to be secured against rotation with respect to the guide track 2h and thus relative to the base 2a.
  • a rotation of the gear 4 relative to the carriage 6 ie also the base 2a
  • the blocking cam 4e see Figure 6b
  • the insertion mechanism comprises the First embodiment also has a cup-shaped releaser 7.
  • the releaser 7 is mounted on the carriage secured against rotation by the engagement of securing cams 6d of the carriage 6 in the rotation-preventing opening 7c of the releaser 7.
  • the releaser 7 comprises a release window 7a.
  • the releaser is mounted on the carriage 6 via the spring elements 7b and can be pressed in the direction of the base 2a for the purpose of triggering the insertion process.
  • the release window 7a shifts in the direction of the base (see Figures 6c and 6d). Now comes the release arm 6a at the level of the release window 7a to lie and thus can deflect outwards, so that blocking cam 4 and release arm 6a disengage. As a result, the applied torque can be released from the drive spring 5.
  • the drive spring 5 is tensioned in the clockwise direction, so that a counterclockwise torque acts on the gear 4 during release.
  • the gear 4 begins to rotate counterclockwise (FIG. 7a).
  • the gear 4 and thus also the carriage 6 moves along the guide track in the distal direction.
  • the cannula ensemble is moved in this direction.
  • the movement in the distal direction continues (FIG. 7b) until the teeth 4b are disengaged from the toothing 10a (FIG. 7c).
  • the cannula holder 9 reaches the cannula guide 2f.
  • Cannula guide 2f comprises a funnel-like tapering guide 2i, which then deflects the holding arms 9c of the cannula holder 9 inwards, whereby they are brought into engagement with the cannula holder 2j.
  • the snap arms 9b are in turn deflected outwards, whereby the engagement of the snap arms 9b in the cannula bridge 6c is released. Since there is still a torque applied to the gear 4, this continues to rotate in the counterclockwise direction ( Figure 7d). It shifts for a moment no longer along the guideway 2h, but rotates in place until the teeth 4b get into engagement with the teeth 10b of the second part of the gate 2d.
  • the releaser 7 is spring-mounted and secured against rotation on the carriage 6. Triggering / releasing the insertion device thus takes place against the resistance of the spring elements 7b.
  • the cannula ensemble 3 comprises a guide tube 3d, whose task is to mechanically stabilize the cannula ensemble 3 during the movement in the distal direction (see FIG. 3).
  • the guide tube 3d encloses the infusion cannula 3b and is fixedly arranged on the cannula carrier base 9a.
  • the guide tube 3d has a longitudinal slot on its side facing the base 2a. If the cannula ensemble 3 is displaced in the distal direction, the guide tube 3d is opened along the slot in the region of the cannula guide 2f and from the rest of the cannula ensemble
  • the illustrated first embodiment (as well as the following) of the insertion mechanism elegantly and easily permits reciprocating movement with a rotational direction of the gear, making it possible to use only one spring for the insertion mechanism.
  • the insertion path as the path the insertion cannula 3a makes in the distal direction, depends on the one hand on the size (ie the angle) of the first sector 4a of the gear 4, and on the other hand on the diameter (pitch circle diameter) of the gear
  • the first embodiment shown is simply a modification.
  • the guideway 2h can run straight (as a result, the partial scenery would also be straight).
  • FIGS. 8 to 16c Another embodiment of the insertion mechanism according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 8 to 16c.
  • the identifiers in this embodiment were named analogously to the embodiment of Figure 1, the numbering was made such that z. B.
  • the base 2a of the embodiment of Figure 1 is analogous to the part 102a of the embodiment of Figure 8. Since the function of the embodiment of FIG. 8 is analogous or identical to that of FIG. 1, particular emphasis will be given below to the differences between the two embodiments.
  • FIG. 8 shows an exploded view of this alternative embodiment with the patch infusion pump 100, wherein it should also be noted in this embodiment that the illustrations of FIGS. 8 to 16c do not show the entire patch infusion pump 100 for reasons of clarity, but only the parts of which are important for the insertion mechanism.
  • FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of the insect mechanism from FIG. 8 in the assembled state.
  • FIG. 10 shows a plan view of the arrangement from FIG. 9.
  • the ensemble of carriages 106 with the cannula ensemble 103 first performs a displacement in the distal direction during insertion, with the infusion cannula 103b using the insertion cannula 103a is introduced into the tissue of the person using, and subsequently the carriage 106 is moved back together with the insertion cannula 103a back in the proximal direction, wherein the cannula support 109 is held together with the infusion cannula 103b on the cannula holder 102j.
  • the required drive energy for the insertion movement is from the prestressed Drive spring 105 provided.
  • Drive spring 105 is a torsion spring, in the example shown a helical torsion spring, whereby a helical torsion spring could be used.
  • the carriage 106 is secured against rotation but is displaceably mounted in and against the insertion direction in the guideways 102h and 102h 'of the base 102a.
  • Fixed to the base 102a is the guide slot 102b, which includes a pin assembly 102c with pins 110 and the gear guide 102k, with the pin assembly 102c oriented according to the direction of insertion - as seen, for example, in FIG.
  • the teeth 104b of the gear can be engaged with the pin assembly 102c (see Figures 12b, 13c, 14b and 15c).
  • the spring housing 111 is arranged between carriage 106 and gear 104.
  • the spring housing 111 is secured against rotation by way of the guide spring 111b and the spring housing guide 106e, but is mounted displaceably in the carriage 106 transversely to the insertion direction. Between spring housing 111 and gear 104, the drive spring 105 is arranged, wherein one end of the drive spring 105 is fixedly mounted on the spring housing 111 and the other end of the drive spring 105 is fixedly mounted on the gear 104.
  • the spring housing 111 further comprises a spring housing 111 fixed to the spring housing 111c, on which the gear 104 is rotatably mounted. The spring housing axis 111c extends through the gear 104 into the gear guide 102k (see FIG. 11).
  • the gear guide 102k thus performs, together with the carriage 106, the movement of the spring housing relative to the base 102a.
  • the gear 104 rotates clockwise relative to the carriage 106 (see Figures 12b, 13c, 14b and 15c).
  • the ensemble of gear 104, spring 105, spring housing 111 and cannula assembly 103 and slide 106 are displaced along the pin assembly 102c in the insertion direction.
  • the cannula holder 109 is fixed to the cannula holder 102j analogously to the first embodiment from FIG. 1 (FIG. 14b).
  • gear 104 changes (during continuous clockwise rotation) from one side of pin assembly 102c to the other. This is possible because the spring housing 111 is mounted displaceably in the carriage 106 transversely to the insertion direction. After the change of sides, the gear 104 continues to rotate in the clockwise direction, with the result that the carriage 106 is displaced counter to the direction of insertion, ie the insertion cannula 103a is pulled out of the tissue in the proximal direction through the infusion cannula 103b.
  • the carriage 106 includes a release arm 106a, which is shown in FIG. 8, for example. At its free end tooth 106f is arranged.
  • Base 102a also includes a releaser 107 having a snap arm 107b which is fixedly attached to the base 102a via the releaser base 107a.
  • the snap-action arm 107b can be deflected via the pushbutton 107c.
  • carriage 106 In the initial state of the insertion mechanism, as shown in Figs. 9 and 10, carriage 106 is held in its proximal position by engagement of tooth 106f and snap-in arm 107b. This connection also holds the spring force of the drive spring 105 by blocking the displacement in the direction of insertion and prevents rotation of the gear 104.
  • Actuation of the button 107c enables the connection between the tooth 106f and the snap arm 107b to be released, thus saving energy stored in the drive spring 105 can be converted into a rotation of the gear 104.
  • At the end of the withdrawal movement of the insertion cannula 103a advised by the displacement of the carriage 106 in proximal Direction of the tooth 106f and the Schnapparm 107b again engage and thereby block further rotation of the gear 104. Without this re-engagement of tooth 106f and Schnapparm 107b, it would be conceivable that the gear 104 would rotate further, if enough energy in the drive spring 105th stored, and the carriage 106 would be placed in a sequence in a reciprocating motion until the drive spring 105 would be fully relaxed.
  • FIGS. 12a to 16c The different phases of the insertion process in the embodiment of FIG. 8 are shown in different representations of FIGS. 12a to 16c.
  • a guide tube 103d (analogous to guide tube 3d) can serve for the mechanical stabilization of the cannula ensemble. Functions and parts are the same as in the first embodiment.
  • gear 104 of the embodiment of FIG. 8 comprises only one sector 104a, which however extends over 360 °, ie the whole Gear.
  • This simplification has to do with the fact that the two partial scenes 2c and 2d from the first embodiment in the embodiment of FIG. 8 have been brought together to form the pin assembly 102c and are now arranged centrally in the guide slot 102b.
  • the gear 104 can be passed around the pin assembly 102c, allowing a continuous tooth arrangement on the gear 104.
  • the embodiment of FIG. 8 has at least the advantage that the insertion path, that is to say the path by which the infusion cannula 103b is displaced in the direction of tissue during insertion, can be adapted relatively easily. Namely, by adjusting the length over which the pin assembly 102c extends, the insertion path can be adjusted without changing the dimensioning of the gear or slide.
  • the gearwheel does not need to be enlarged in the embodiment of FIG. 8, which may be necessary in the embodiment of FIG. 1 if the maximum angle for the first sector is exceeded for a constant gear size (see general Description).
  • the embodiment of FIG. 8 can thereby be kept narrow even with longer insertion paths.
  • FIGS. 17 to 26 Another embodiment of the insertion mechanism according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 17 to 26.
  • the identifiers in this embodiment were named analogously to the embodiment of Figure 1, the numbering was made such that z. B.
  • the base 2a of the embodiment of Figure 1 is analogous to the part 202a of the embodiment of Figure 17. Since the function of the embodiment from FIG. 17 is also analogous to that of FIG. 1, particular attention is given below to the differences between the two embodiments.
  • FIG. 17 shows an exploded view of this further embodiment of the insertion mechanism according to the invention for a patch infusion pump 200, wherein it should also be noted in this embodiment that For reasons of clarity, the illustrations of FIGS. 17 to 26 do not show the entire patch infusion pump 200, but only the parts thereof which are of importance for the insertion mechanism.
  • FIG. 18 shows the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 200 in the assembled state, before the triggering of the insertion mechanism (also referred to as initial state).
  • FIG. 19 a shows a vertical section (drive spring 205 is not cut) through the arrangement from FIG. 18.
  • FIG. 19b shows a detail from FIG. 19a, in which the separation of the optional guide tube 203d from the infusion cannula 203b and the insertion cannula 203a is shown. 19b also shows the guidance of the infusion cannula 203b and the insertion cannula 203a through the base 202a along the cannula guide 202f in the direction of the tissue of the user (at this point reference is made to the description of the previous embodiments, which operate the same as in FIG Figure 19b).
  • FIG. 20 shows a horizontal section through the arrangement of FIG. 18 in the initial state, this illustration being discussed in detail in connection with the release of the insertion mechanism.
  • FIG. 21 shows a view of the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 200 immediately after release of the insertion mechanism.
  • Figure 22 shows the insertion mechanism immediately after release as horizontal section, while in the horizontal section of Figure 23 has started the movement of the carriage 206 in the insertion direction.
  • FIG. 25 likewise shows the insertion mechanism from FIG. 17 during the withdrawal movement of the insertion cannula 203a in horizontal section, while FIG. 26 also shows the final state of the insertion mechanism in a horizontal section.
  • the gear 4 moves together with the carriage 6 along the guide track 2h relative to the base 2a.
  • the carriage 6 is guided over the guide elements 6b in the guideways 2h.
  • the guide slot 2b is fixedly arranged on the base 2a.
  • the guide slot 202b is disposed on the carriage 206 which moves along the track 202h during the insertion process.
  • the gear 204 is rotatably mounted on the spring holder 202k, which in turn is fixedly and immovably arranged on the base 202a.
  • the gear 204 is rotatably mounted on the spring holder 202k rotatably.
  • the drive spring 205 is arranged, which is designed as a helical torsion spring.
  • the drive spring could also have other shapes, in particular, for example, the spring with the spring holder integrated could be designed as a torsion bar, which would be firmly connected at one end to the gear 204.
  • one end of the drive spring 205 is fixedly connected to the spring holder 202k, the other fixed to the gear 204. Energy stored in the spring 205 can then be converted into a rotation of the gear 204 relative to the base 202a.
  • the gear 204 is divided into a first sector 204a with teeth 204b and a second sector 204c without teeth, for the kinematics between gear 204 and guide slot 202b is made to the description of the embodiment of Figure 1, as the Kinematics works analogously (taking into account the differences described above).
  • the guide slot 202b is fixedly arranged on the carriage 206 and, like the embodiment of FIG. 1, has a first part race 202c and a second part race 202d.
  • the spring 205 is biased so that a moment acts on the gear 204, which is transmitted via the teeth 204b to the first part race 202c on the carriage 206. As a result, the carriage 206 pushes in the distal direction. In the initial state, however, this movement is blocked.
  • release arms 202I are arranged at the base, which have a free end with tooth 202m.
  • One tooth 202m in the initial state engages a tooth 206f of the carriage 206 (the embodiment of Figure 17 has such a tooth 206f on both sides of the carriage 206).
  • the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 200 further comprises a release bracket 207.
  • the release bracket 207 is connected to the base 202a via the guide arms 207b, which are slidably mounted in the guides 202o.
  • the release bracket further comprises the spring members 207a, the free ends 207d of which protrude from the protrusions 202n of the release arms 202I and thus resiliently urge the release bracket in the distal direction.
  • the bay 207c of the release bracket 207 supports the gear axis 204d and pushes this also in the distal direction (see, for example, Figure 18).
  • Figure 20 shows a horizontal section through the insertion mechanism in the initial state.
  • the insertion mechanism can now be released by displacing the release clamp in the proximal direction against the spring force induced by the spring elements 207a.
  • the displacement of the release clamp 207 in the proximal direction also causes the blocking zones 207e to shift in the proximal direction.
  • FIG. 21 shows the insertion mechanism when the release tab 207 is operated.
  • the free ends 202m of the release arms 202I can now flex outward, allowing movement of the carriage 206 distally along the guideways 202h.
  • the force acting on the gear 204 torque from the spring 205 now causes the gear starts to rotate, and that in the embodiment of Figure 17 in the counterclockwise direction.
  • the carriage 206 shifts in the distal direction, whereby the cannula ensemble 203 is also displaced in the insertion direction, which leads analogously to the embodiments described above for insertion of insertion cannula 203a and infusion cannula 203b into the tissue of the user.
  • FIG. 23 shows the insertion mechanism during the movement in the insertion direction.
  • FIG. 24 shows the insertion mechanism when the cannulas 203a and 203b have been inserted, but before the withdrawal of the insertion cannula 203a.
  • gear 204 rotates between the insertion and withdrawal of the insertion cannula 203a through an angle at which the teeth 204b are neither in engagement with the first sub-gate 202c nor the second sub-gate 202d.
  • FIG. 24 shows the moment in which the teeth 204b are just engaged with the second part gate 202d.
  • the cannula support 209 is fixedly connected to the cannula holder 202j (analogously to the previous embodiments) and thus the infusion cannula 203b remains in place when the insertion cannula 203a retracts.
  • FIGS. 27 to 32 Another embodiment of the insertion mechanism according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 27 to 32.
  • the identifiers in this embodiment were named analogously to the embodiment of Figure 1, the numbering was made such that z. B. the base 2a of the embodiment of Figure 1 is analogous to the part 302a of the embodiment of Figure 27. Since the function of the embodiment from FIG. 27 is analogous or identical to that of FIG. 1, particular attention is given below to the differences between the two embodiments.
  • FIG. 27 shows an exploded view of this further embodiment of the insertion mechanism for a patch infusion pump 300, wherein it should also be noted in this embodiment that the illustrations of FIGS. 27 to 32 do not show the entire patch infusion pump 300 for reasons of clarity only the parts thereof which are important for the insertion mechanism.
  • the guideways 302h are straight. With the exception of the release and the end blocking, the embodiment of FIG. 27 functions the same as the embodiment of FIG. 1. Otherwise, reference is made to the description of the embodiment of FIG.
  • the base 302a of the patch infusion pump 300 includes u. a. the guideways 302h, in which the carriage 306 is slidably guided (but secured against rotation) via its guide elements 306b.
  • the drive spring 305 is disposed between the carriage 306 and the gear 304. In the initial state, the torsion spring designed as a drive spring 305 is biased so far that the stored energy reaches at least for a complete insertion.
  • the gear 304 is rotatable in the carriage
  • the base 302a further includes the guide slot 302b, which includes the first sub-gate 302c and the second sub-gate 302d.
  • the gear 304 rolls (counterclockwise) with its teeth 304b of the first sector 304a first on the first part slide 302c in the insertion direction (ie distal direction), then rotates out of engagement with the first part slide 302c, continues rotating without intervention in the Part of the scenes until the teeth 304b reach the second part of the gate 302d and get into engagement with it, so that upon further rotation of the gear 304, the carriage is moved in the proximal direction in order to have retracted the insertion tube to completion of the insertion process.
  • the releaser 307 can be easily rotated about its horizontal axis of rotation 307c.
  • the blocking element 307b is fixed, which can best be seen in FIG. In the initial state, as shown in Figure 28, the blocking element 307b engages in the blocking recess 304e.
  • the blocking recess 304e is channel-shaped and terminates in the stop flank 304g. Due to the counterclockwise torque acting on the gear from the spring, in the initial state, the blocking element 307b and the stop flank 304g engage and block rotation of the gear 304 relative to the carriage 306.
  • the releaser 307 includes at its proximal end the edge 307a, which in the initial state presses against the arm-shaped fuse 306d.
  • the fuse 306d is designed as a flexible arm. If, for releasing the insertion mechanism, the releaser 307 is pressed at its proximal end in the direction of the base 302a, the securing device 306d deviates in the proximal direction, whereby the edge 307a is moved in the direction of the base 302a and consequently the engagement between the blocking element 307b and the stop flank 304g is released as the approver
  • FIGS. 33 to 41 Another embodiment of the insertion mechanism according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 33 to 41.
  • the identifiers in this embodiment were named analogously to the embodiment of FIG. 8, the numbering was carried out in such a way that z.
  • the base 102a of the embodiment of FIG. 8 is analogous to the portion 402a of the embodiment of FIG. 33. Since the function of the embodiment of FIG. 33 is analogous to that of FIG. 8, the differences between the two embodiments will be discussed below. It is also expressly made to the description of the embodiment of Figure 8 at this point.
  • FIG. 33 shows an exploded illustration of this alternative embodiment with the patch infusion pump 400, wherein it should also be noted in this embodiment that the illustrations of FIGS. 33 to 41 do not show the entire patch infusion pump 100 for reasons of clarity, but only the parts of which are important for the insertion mechanism.
  • Figure 34 shows a perspective view of the insertion mechanism of Figure 33 in the assembled state.
  • FIG. 35 shows a perspective and partial vertical section through the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 400, wherein the drive spring 405 as well as the gear 404 have not been cut.
  • the insertion mechanism is shown in Figure 35 in its initial state with preloaded drive spring 405.
  • FIG. 36 shows a horizontal section through the insertion mechanism in the same state as in FIG. 35.
  • FIG. 37 shows a vertical section through the insertion mechanism at the moment of release of the mechanism in which the engagement between the release arm 406a with the tooth 406f and the releaser 407 is released. It should be added that only the teeth are shown by the releaser 407, which, respectively, the carriage in its proximal starting position, respectively. Hold end position. Those skilled in the art will appreciate possible overall implementations of the releaser 407 from the various variants shown in this specification and its general knowledge, without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
  • FIG. 36 shows the initial state as well as the final state.
  • FIG. 38 shows the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 400 during the insertion movement in the distal direction.
  • FIG. 39 shows the embodiment of FIG. 33 at the moment in which the toothed wheel 404 together with the Carriage 406 and the needle assembly 403 at the apex of the movement are.
  • Figure 40 shows the insertion mechanism during withdrawal of the insertion cannula 403a.
  • FIGS. 8 and 33 show a perspective view of the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 400 in the final state after insertion, it being worth mentioning here that the teeth 406f and release 407 are again engaged, so that further rotation of the gear 404 is prevented.
  • the guide slot 102b in the embodiment of Figure 8 includes the pin assembly 102c.
  • the toothed part race 402c has been arranged.
  • the pin assembly 102c is a reduced special case of the toothed parting cuscles 402c. Both variants function equivalently.
  • linear guide tracks 102h, 102h 'and 402h, or the guide elements 106b and 406b on the slides 106 and 406, are also designed differently. These are functionally equivalent alternatives.
  • Fig. 42 shows a slightly modified embodiment in a patch infusion pump 500.
  • the insertion mechanism is not disposed on the base 502a but on the wall 502e and the movement of the insertion mechanism vertical instead of horizontal. Otherwise, the insertion mechanism of the embodiment of Figure 42 has the same structure as that of Figure 27 and also works in the same manner, which is why reference is also made to the description of Figures 27 to 32 and again to the references there.
  • the identifiers in FIG. 42 are selected analogously to the identifiers from FIGS. 27 to 32.
  • FIGS. 43 and 44 Another embodiment in the form of the patch infusion pump 600, which is based primarily on the embodiment of FIG. 27, is shown in FIGS. 43 and 44.
  • the designators in FIGS. 43 and 43 are selected analogously to the designators from FIGS. 27 to 32.
  • the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 600 is disposed on the wall of the patch infusion pump 600, namely on the wall 602e.
  • the insertion movement of the insertion mechanism along the circumference of the wall 602e which is why z. B. the carriage 606 is slightly curved.
  • FIG. 43 shows an exploded view of the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 600.
  • FIG. 44 shows the insertion mechanism of the patch infusion pump 600 assembled in its initial state.
  • 603 cannula ensemble cannula ensemble

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L'invention concerne un dispositif d'entraînement à déplacement en va-et-vient pour un mécanisme d'introduction pour un dispositif d'administration, présentant une base (2a) ainsi qu'une voie de guidage (2h) formée dans ou sur la base. Le dispositif d'entraînement comprend en outre une voie d'entraînement (2b) reliée à la base, présentant plusieurs sections d'entraînement, une première section d'entraînement (2c) et une deuxième section d'entraînement (2d) s'étendant l'une en face de l'autre, parallèlement par rapport à la voie de guidage. Un coulisseau (6) est situé de manière fixe en rotation sur la base (2a) et peut être déplacé le long de ou dans la voie de guidage (2h) entre des positions d'extrémité. Une roue d'entraînement (4) est disposée de manière à pouvoir tourner dans le coulisseau et une source de couple (5) est placée entre le coulisseau (3) et la roue d'entraînement (4) et permet de mettre la roue d'entraînement (4) en rotation. La rotation de la roue d'entraînement (4) déplace le coulisseau (4) au niveau de la voie de guidage (2h) dans la direction distale par un emboîtement de la roue d'entraînement (4) dans la première section d'entraînement (2c) jusqu'à ce que, au niveau de l'extrémité distale de la première section d'entraînement (2c), l'emboîtement de la roue d'entraînement passe de la première (2c) à la deuxième section d'entraînement (2d) par la poursuite de la rotation de la roue d'entraînement (4) et le coulisseau (6) se déplace dès lors le long de ou dans la voie de guidage (2h) dans la direction proximale.
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