35 results about "Intravenous route" patented technology

The invention discloses a needle component which comprises a transparent or semi-transparent shell. The shell comprises a fluid inlet end portion, a fluid outlet end portion, a flashing flow cavity and an aerating mechanism. The aerating mechanism is arranged among the fluid inlet end portion, the fluid outlet end portion and the flashing flow cavity. An inlet sleeve and an outlet sleeve which are approximately axially aligned extend from the shell and are communicated with the cavity. A sealable sleeve covers the outer end portion of the outlet sleeve. The relative volumes of the sleeves, the cavity and the sealable sleeve are selected to provide rapid and reliable flashing flow indications for intravenous routes. An internal aerating element is positioned in the shell to enable the inner portion to be divided into a first cavity and a second cavity. The second cavity is suitable for keeping negative pressure inside relative to an external environment so as to prevent blood from leaking from a needle when the needle is withdrawn from a patient.

Injectable formulations of water-soluble salts of diclofenac, which cause significantly less pain at the site of injection and can be administered by intradeltoid route, in addition to intragluteal and slow intravenous route.

The subject invention demonstrates a novel antibacterial activity for 2-phenyl-1,2-benzisoselenazol-3(2H)-one 1-oxide, commonly referred to as ebselen se-oxide, and is directed to the treatment of bacterial infections by administration of an effective amount of said compound. Bacterial infections include those infections which are either systemic or superficial in nature. The treatment is intended for a variety of animals, such as premature neonates to adult humans. Administration of ebselen se-oxide to treat superficial bacterial infections may be performed by a topical application, such as via an ointment, a spray, a cream, a mouth wash, an eye drop solution, an ear drop solution, a soap, a gel, or a lotion. In addition, an antibacterial capsule can be administered orally or intravaginally. Administration of ebselen se-oxide to treat systemic bacterial infections may be performed by an intravenous route, a rectal route, an intranasal route, an oral route, an intramuscular route, or by inhalation. Administration of said compound may also be achieved via aerosol, which can be generated by a nebulizer. Ebselen se-oxide may be administered alone, or with a carrier such as dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO), an alcohol, or other suitable carrier. The effective daily amount of ebselen se-oxide is from about 1 μg / kg to 10 mg / kg of body weight.

The invention provides the application of 20(S)-ginsenoside-Rg3 in the preparation of medicines for treating or preventing hypertension, and the invention also provides a pharmaceutical composition containing 20(S)-ginsenoside-Rg3, the pharmaceutical composition Administration can be by oral, sublingual, transdermal, intramuscular, subcutaneous or intravenous routes.

The invention discloses a needle component which comprises a transparent or semi-transparent shell. The shell comprises a fluid inlet end portion, a fluid outlet end portion, a flashing flow cavity and an aerating mechanism. The aerating mechanism is arranged among the fluid inlet end portion, the fluid outlet end portion and the flashing flow cavity. An inlet sleeve and an outlet sleeve which are approximately axially aligned extend from the shell and are communicated with the cavity. A sealable sleeve covers the outer end portion of the outlet sleeve. The relative volumes of the sleeves, the cavity and the sealable sleeve are selected to provide rapid and reliable flashing flow indications for intravenous routes. An internal aerating element is positioned in the shell to enable the inner portion to be divided into a first cavity and a second cavity. The second cavity is suitable for keeping negative pressure inside relative to an external environment so as to prevent blood from leaking from a needle when the needle is withdrawn from a patient.