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INJECTION
INJECTION
John Merhige
Credence MedSystems
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE: Credence MedSystems Multi-Site™ Injection System
Credence MedSystems introduces the Multi-Site™ Injection System – a product that addresses specific needs in the high-growth dermal filler market.
INJECTION
Alfred Harvey
BD (Becton Dickinson & Company)
SELECTING THE RIGHT PRIMARY CONTAINER FOR INJECTABLES IN ACUTE CARE
Alfred Harvey explains why it’s important to select the right primary container presentation – and what can happen if you get it wrong.
WEARABLES
Victoria Morgan
West Pharmaceutical Services
ALTERING PATIENT TREATMENT: HOW SC DELIVERY CAN HELP PATIENTS MANAGE CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Victoria Morgan looks at the benefits of combining an active pharmaceutical product with a novel subcutaneous delivery device, and highlights some of the partnerships West has with biopharmaceutical and other companies, which have led to market launches of products incorporating its on-body delivery system.
INJECTION
Erin Miller
Noble
TRAINING DEVICES INCREASE PATIENT ENGAGEMENT AND ADHERENCE – CREATING BETTER OUTCOMES
Erin Miller outlines a study looking at how patients interact with training resources during the first 14 days of a new treatment – and how training devices can help increase confidence, adherence and, ultimately, overall outcomes for the millions of patients who manage their diseases through self-injection.
INJECTION
Takuya Minezaki
Mitsubishi Gas Chemical
MULTILAYER PLASTIC VIALS & SYRINGES FOR BIOLOGICS
Dr Takuya Minezaki and Tomohiro Suzuki, provide an overview of the company’s OXYCAPT™ Vials and Syringes, explaining how their multi-layered polymer material delivers the advantages of both COP and glass, and is especially suitable for biotherapeutics.
INJECTION
Wolfgang Moersch
ZwickRoell
PRODUCT SHOWCASE: Zwickroell Autoinjector Testing Platform
ZwickRoell introduces RoboTest, its automated autoinjector testing platform, which works together with the AutoEdition 3 automation software ad testXpert III testing software.
EXPERT VIEW
Jennifer Estep
PATIENT TOLERABILITY WITH HIGH-VISCOSITY, LARGE-VOLUME SUBCUTANEOUS INFUSIONS
Jennifer King and Matthew J Huddleston discuss the advantages of subcutaneous drug delivery and how these have yet to be fully harnessed in currently marketed therapeutics.
INJECTION
Berthold Schopferer
NEXT-LEVEL FUTURE MANUFACTURING FOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
Berthold Schopferer explains the lengths the production equipment company goes to in its efforts to ensure the customer is always king.
INJECTION
Elektrofi
ENABLING SUBCUTANEOUS DELIVERY OF BIOLOGICS
Elektrofi introduces Elektroject™, a gentle process for the production of ultra-high concentration protein formulations, that maintains a syringeable format and excellent protein stability, making the switch from intravenous to subcutaneous delivery viable for numerous biotherapeutics, including monoclonal antibodies.
INJECTION
Bjarne Sørensen
Phillips Medisize
A RE-USABLE CONNECTED AUTOINJECTOR CUSTOMISED FOR THE COMPANION
®
SAFETY SYRINGE SYSTEM
Bjarne Sørensen and John A. Merhige explore the latest developments in modular autoinjector platforms and the benefits for end users and pharmaceutical customers. They also discuss the two companies’ recent partnership for the development of a combined system that capitalises on important synergies between two compatible technologies.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
SHL Medical
SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH-VOLUME DRUG DELIVERY
SHL Group introduces the high-volume variation of its Molly
®
family of products, the Molly
®
2.25, and discusses more broadly the advantages that the Molly
®
business model offers to pharmaceutical and biotech clients.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Ingo Stephan
BBS Automation
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE: teamtechnik’s LED Cannula Gluing Process
Ingo Stephan introduces a new gluing process for attaching cannulas using LEDs from teamtechnik.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Justin Schroeder
PCI Pharma Services
BIOLOGIC MEDICINES AND PATIENT-CENTRICITY – A NEW PHASE OF HOPE
Justin Schroeder discusses how the increasing biologics and biosimilars market has driven innovation and a trend towards self-administration and user-centricity in the injectable drug delivery device market.
INTERVIEW
Sagar Bejalwar
BD (Becton Dickinson & Company)
SAGAR BEJALWAR, BD MEDICAL – PHARMACEUTICAL SYSTEMS
Sagar Bejalwar discusses the product and clinician needs in delivering hyaluronic acid for cosmetic applications.
EXPERT VIEW
Marino Kriheli
HAZARDOUS DRUG HANDLING AND INVESTIGATIONAL DRUGS: LESSONS TO LEARN
Marino Kriheli discusses the need for closed-system transfer devices when handling hazardous drugs, particularly as they relate to investigational drugs, not only as key to patient and healthcare practitioner safety, but also in the context of upcoming US regulation.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Dr Eric Chappel
Debiotech
LOW-COST DISPOSABLE WEARABLE INJECTOR PLATFORM FOR LARGE VOLUMES OF VISCOUS DRUGS
Eric Chappel, Dimitry Dumont-Fillon and Laurent-Dominique Piveteau discuss Debiotech’s novel wearable injector technology, which utilises a propellant vapour system to drive the injection, making the device both space- and cost-efficient.
EXPERT VIEW
Stuart Curtis
SIX TECHNIQUES FOR RAPID EARLY-STAGE MEDICAL DEVICE DEVELOPMENT
Stuart Curtis runs through six techniques which, in his experience, are invaluable for accelerating the early development stages of drug delivery device design and can therefore be of great use when trying to accelerate a product’s time to market.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Hideaki Kiminami
Terumo Medical Care Solutions
DEVELOPMENT OF PREFILLABLE SYRINGES TO MITIGATE THE RISK OF PARTICLE FORMATION IN BIOPHARMACEUTICALS
Hideaki Kiminami and Philippe Lauwers discuss the problem of particle formation in biopharmaceuticals packaged in prefilled syringes.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Shota Arakawa
Mitsubishi Gas Chemical
MULTILAYER PLASTIC VIALS & SYRINGES FOR BIOLOGICS
Shota Arakawa and Tomohiro Suzuki discuss OXYCAPT™ Plastic Vial and Syringe, which provides a product with all the advantages of plastic, coupled with strong oxygen and UV barrier properties.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Mindy Katz
Eitan Medical
UV STERILISATION & THE CASE FOR PREFILLED & PRELOADED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Mindy Katz and Ori Ben-David review the different fill form configurations of drug delivery devices, outlining the importance of the prefilled and preloaded device configuration for self-administering patients.
EXPERT VIEW
Lior Shtram
THE ROAD TO PREFILLED DEVICES IN NOVEL COMBINATION PRODUCTS
Lior Shtram discusses three approaches to delivering novel combination products – user-filled, user-loaded and prefilled – through the lens of sterilisation processes and requirements at the industrial manufacturing scale.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Josh Hopkins
Noble
IMPROVING PATIENTS’ SELF-INJECTION EXPERIENCE
Jeff Lettman and Josh Hopkins explain how they worked with a client to develop a product that would function with the pre-existing drug delivery device to help rheumatoid arthritis patients with reduced dexterity.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Janice Adkins
BD (Becton Dickinson & Company)
DRUG-DEVICE CO-PACKING SOLUTIONS TO ENHANCE DIFFERENTIATION AND IMPROVE EXPERIENCE
Janice Adkins discusses the benefits that co-packing, the practice of providing drug preparation and delivery systems along with a medication, can bring to pharmaceutical manufacturers, clinicians and patients.
EXPERT VIEW
Ursula Hahn
SAFE, CONVENIENT AND EFFICIENT: INDIVIDUALISING PREFILLED SYRINGES
Ursula Hahn discusses the value of individualised prefilled syringes and explains how small changes in design or components can make a huge difference for doctors, patients and pharmaceutical manufacturers alike.
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