Alternating contrast and saline injection phases via a single device reduces extravasation risk while maintaining imaging quality.
A rotating compression member collapses a medicament reservoir to expel high viscosity fluid while reducing device complexity.
A rigid needle insertion mechanism advances and retracts a drug delivery pump needle using integrated biasing members.
A two-stage infusion inserter uses a rotatable button to drive a sliding component and needle carrier for automated cannula deployment.
A telescopic piston rod assembly drives a medicament bung via nested segments that retract to minimize device length.
Segmented adapters expand fixed compartments to hold larger reservoirs, eliminating the need for multiple infusion devices.
Stop teeth on the syringe prevent excessive rotation and disconnection, resolving reliability issues for users with limited dexterity.