CA2571571C - Improvements relating to automatic injection devices - Google Patents
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Abstract
An injection device comprises a syringe (1) extendible against a spring bias (9) from a retracted position in a housing (2) to a projecting injecting position. A spring biased plunger has collapsible elbows (10) which, when the plunger is released, initially engage the end of the syringe to drive it to the projecting position, whereupon arresting of the syringe movement causes the elbows to collapse inside the syringe to allow the plunger to engage and drive the bung (4).
Description
Improvements relating to automatic injection devices There are various forms of automatic injection device which when operated cause the needle of a syringe to be moved forwardly so that it projects from a protective housing prior to actuation of the syringe to express a dose of liquid through the needle. It is important to try to ensure that the syringe is moved bodily forward to expose the needle before the liquid charge is pressurised so that dribbling from the needle does not occur before the actual injection takes place. It is an object of this invention to provide a mechanism which operates in this desired manner.
According to the invention there is provided an injection device for causing a dose of liquid to be ejected from the needle at one end of a syringe located within a housing of the device, the syringe being movable by a plunger, upon release of an actuating bias member at one end of the housing, to move the syringe, from a first position wherein the needle is shrouded by the housing, to a second position wherein the needle projects from the other end of the housing, the plunger being in the form of a rod with a longitudinally centrally located flexible projecting portion which, prior to release of said actuating bias member, is situated beyond the other end of the syringe, such that a primary movement of the plunger, under the bias of the actuating bias member, will cause the projecting portion to bear against the other end of the syringe such that the syringe is moved from said first to said second position, whereupon arresting of further movement of the syringe, results in the flexible portion collapsing inwardly so that it enters the syringe, thus enabling the plunger to move by a secondary movement, within the syringe, into contact with and to act upon a plug to compress the liquid within the syringe and cause expression of the liquid through the syringe needle.
With such an arrangement, the projecting portion will remain in its projecting position (in order to move the syringe from the first to the second position) until the force increases to such an extent which allows the projecting portion to collapse inwardly so that the plunger can then move within the syringe to cause the liquid to be expressed through the syringe.
The projecting portion can comprise one or more flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the rod, but compressible into the circumference. This could be in the form of two elbows defined either side of a longitudinal slit in the rod. The elbows could be pre-formed as a pair of arms either side of the longitudinal slit between upper and lower solid portions of the rod.
Preferably the injection device will contain a return bias member acting between the syringe housing and the other end of the syringe to hold the syringe retracted within the housing until the actuating bias member is released.
One or more of the bias members provided within the housing can be in the form of a coil spring.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a plunger in the form of a rod with a flexible projecting portion; a syringe located within the housing of the device, the syringe containing a moveable bung and being moveable relative to the housing by the plunger; a needle positioned at a distal end of the syringe; and an actuating bias member, wherein release of the actuating bias member at a proximal end of the housing drives the syringe from a first position relative to the housing wherein the needle is shrouded by the housing to a second position relative to the housing wherein the needle projects from a distal end of the housing. Prior to release of the actuating bias member, the flexible projecting portion of the plunger is situated rearwardly of a proximal end of the syringe. Upon release of the actuating bias member, movement of the plunger under the bias of the actuating bias member causes the flexible projecting portion to bear against the proximal end of the syringe such that the syringe is moved from the first position relative to the housing to the second position relative to the housing. Arresting of further movement of the syringe results in the flexible projecting portion collapsing inwardly so that the flexible projecting portion enters the syringe, thus enabling the plunger to move forwardly within the syringe to act upon the bung to compress a liquid within the syringe and cause expulsion of the liquid through the needle.
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger having an end operable to engage the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto; and a bias spring operable to move the plunger from a first position to a second position. The plunger is provided with a collapsible projecting region which is outside the syringe when the plunger is at its first position but which, when the plunger is moved away from the first position, engages a proximal end of the syringe to drive the syringe to its extended injecting position relative to the housing.
Arresting of further movement of the syringe causes collapsible projecting region to collapse inwardly so that the collapsible projecting region enters the syringe to allow the plunger to engage the bung and expel a liquid dose.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within and relative to the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and movable to expel a liquid dose from the syringe through a needle provided at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having a distal end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a collapsible projecting region comprising two flexible elbows disposed on either side of a centrally located longitudinal slit provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger; an actuating bias member operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing; and a return bias member acting between the housing and a proximal end of the syringe to hold the syringe in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing until the actuating bias member is released. The collapsible projecting region is in a first expanded position prior to entering the syringe. The collapsible projecting region is in a second compressed position within the syringe, in which the flexible elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the longitudinal slit, in order to apply the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device comprising a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger having an end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto and having at least one integrally formed collapsible projecting region, the collapsible projecting region comprising two flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the plunger but compressible into the circumference, the flexible elbows being a pair of arms on either side of a longitudinal slit provided between upper and lower solid portions of the plunger and centrally located within an outer surface of the plunger. The flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region project beyond the normal circumference of the plunger prior to the collapsible projecting region entering the syringe. The flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region are compressed into the normal circumference of the plunger when the collapsible projecting region enters the syringe for applying the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe. A
bias spring is operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising a housing; a syringe coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a first position relative to the housing in which the needle is shrouded by the housing and a second position relative to the housing in which the needle projects from the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid through the needle; a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger, the plunger having a first length when the projecting region is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void; and an actuating bias member provided at one end of the housing and operable to move the plunger toward another end of the housing.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided a syringe assembly, comprising: a syringe coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe slideably mounted within a housing for movement between a first position relative to the housing in which the needle is shrouded by the housing and a second position relative to the housing in which the needle projects from the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe; and a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger. The plunger has a first length when the projecting region is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void.
The plunger has a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void.
The invention may be performed in various ways and a preferred example thereof will now be described, with reference to the accompanying diagrammatic drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a sectional view through an injection device of this invention prior to use; and Figures 2 and 3 are similar views showing successive stages of operation of the injection member.
The injection device shown in the drawings comprises a syringe 1 located within a protective housing 2. The syringe comprises a container 3 incorporating a liquid dose held in place by a bung 4 and having a needle 5 through which the dose can be ejected by applying pressure to the bung 4. The container 3 has an enlarged head 6. A
plunger 7 is biased forwardly by a coil spring 8, but is held back in a latched position (Figure 1) until such time as a trigger shown schematically at 11 is actuated to release the plunger and the spring 8. Prior to use the syringe 1 is held retracted in the housing 2 by a coil spring 9.
It will be seen that the plunger 7 is in the form of a rod having a central portion which defines a pair of projecting elbows 10. These can be pre-formed as part of a moulded plunger 7. The projecting elbow portions 10 are flexible so that they can be moved inwardly to cause that portion of the rod to adopt a circumference similar to that of the rest of the rod.
As can be seen in Figure 2, when the plunger is released and biased by the spring 8 the expanded region formed by the elbows 10 rests against the head 801 the container 3 and the force provided is sufficient to compress the spring 9 until such time as the head 6 abuts the top of the housing 2, whereupon further movement of the container 3 is arrested. The continual bias created by the spring 8 then causes the elbows 10 to be compressed inwardly as they enter into the interior of the container 3. With the elbows 10 in the collapsed state, the plunger can then move relatively easily within the container 3 so as to act upon the bung 4 and thus cause the contents of the syringe to be ejected through the needle 5.
The illustrated configuration of the plunger 7 provides several technical advantages. It can be moulded integrally. Also the collapsing movement of the projecting elbows provides an arrangement which can provide a suitable injection force to cause the needle to enter the skin to a suitable depth, but then provide a relatively low drag against the inner wall of the syringe container so that the major portion of the thrust of the spring for the remainder of its stroke is applied to the bung 4. It will be appreciated that other configurations of collapsing projection could be used in place of the collapsing elbows.
According to the invention there is provided an injection device for causing a dose of liquid to be ejected from the needle at one end of a syringe located within a housing of the device, the syringe being movable by a plunger, upon release of an actuating bias member at one end of the housing, to move the syringe, from a first position wherein the needle is shrouded by the housing, to a second position wherein the needle projects from the other end of the housing, the plunger being in the form of a rod with a longitudinally centrally located flexible projecting portion which, prior to release of said actuating bias member, is situated beyond the other end of the syringe, such that a primary movement of the plunger, under the bias of the actuating bias member, will cause the projecting portion to bear against the other end of the syringe such that the syringe is moved from said first to said second position, whereupon arresting of further movement of the syringe, results in the flexible portion collapsing inwardly so that it enters the syringe, thus enabling the plunger to move by a secondary movement, within the syringe, into contact with and to act upon a plug to compress the liquid within the syringe and cause expression of the liquid through the syringe needle.
With such an arrangement, the projecting portion will remain in its projecting position (in order to move the syringe from the first to the second position) until the force increases to such an extent which allows the projecting portion to collapse inwardly so that the plunger can then move within the syringe to cause the liquid to be expressed through the syringe.
The projecting portion can comprise one or more flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the rod, but compressible into the circumference. This could be in the form of two elbows defined either side of a longitudinal slit in the rod. The elbows could be pre-formed as a pair of arms either side of the longitudinal slit between upper and lower solid portions of the rod.
Preferably the injection device will contain a return bias member acting between the syringe housing and the other end of the syringe to hold the syringe retracted within the housing until the actuating bias member is released.
One or more of the bias members provided within the housing can be in the form of a coil spring.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a plunger in the form of a rod with a flexible projecting portion; a syringe located within the housing of the device, the syringe containing a moveable bung and being moveable relative to the housing by the plunger; a needle positioned at a distal end of the syringe; and an actuating bias member, wherein release of the actuating bias member at a proximal end of the housing drives the syringe from a first position relative to the housing wherein the needle is shrouded by the housing to a second position relative to the housing wherein the needle projects from a distal end of the housing. Prior to release of the actuating bias member, the flexible projecting portion of the plunger is situated rearwardly of a proximal end of the syringe. Upon release of the actuating bias member, movement of the plunger under the bias of the actuating bias member causes the flexible projecting portion to bear against the proximal end of the syringe such that the syringe is moved from the first position relative to the housing to the second position relative to the housing. Arresting of further movement of the syringe results in the flexible projecting portion collapsing inwardly so that the flexible projecting portion enters the syringe, thus enabling the plunger to move forwardly within the syringe to act upon the bung to compress a liquid within the syringe and cause expulsion of the liquid through the needle.
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger having an end operable to engage the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto; and a bias spring operable to move the plunger from a first position to a second position. The plunger is provided with a collapsible projecting region which is outside the syringe when the plunger is at its first position but which, when the plunger is moved away from the first position, engages a proximal end of the syringe to drive the syringe to its extended injecting position relative to the housing.
Arresting of further movement of the syringe causes collapsible projecting region to collapse inwardly so that the collapsible projecting region enters the syringe to allow the plunger to engage the bung and expel a liquid dose.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising: a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within and relative to the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and movable to expel a liquid dose from the syringe through a needle provided at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having a distal end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a collapsible projecting region comprising two flexible elbows disposed on either side of a centrally located longitudinal slit provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger; an actuating bias member operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing; and a return bias member acting between the housing and a proximal end of the syringe to hold the syringe in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing until the actuating bias member is released. The collapsible projecting region is in a first expanded position prior to entering the syringe. The collapsible projecting region is in a second compressed position within the syringe, in which the flexible elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the longitudinal slit, in order to apply the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device comprising a housing; a syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe; a plunger having an end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto and having at least one integrally formed collapsible projecting region, the collapsible projecting region comprising two flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the plunger but compressible into the circumference, the flexible elbows being a pair of arms on either side of a longitudinal slit provided between upper and lower solid portions of the plunger and centrally located within an outer surface of the plunger. The flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region project beyond the normal circumference of the plunger prior to the collapsible projecting region entering the syringe. The flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region are compressed into the normal circumference of the plunger when the collapsible projecting region enters the syringe for applying the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe. A
bias spring is operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided an injection device, comprising a housing; a syringe coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a first position relative to the housing in which the needle is shrouded by the housing and a second position relative to the housing in which the needle projects from the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid through the needle; a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger, the plunger having a first length when the projecting region is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void; and an actuating bias member provided at one end of the housing and operable to move the plunger toward another end of the housing.
In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention there is provided a syringe assembly, comprising: a syringe coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe slideably mounted within a housing for movement between a first position relative to the housing in which the needle is shrouded by the housing and a second position relative to the housing in which the needle projects from the housing; a bung slideably mounted in the syringe; and a plunger comprising: an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger. The plunger has a first length when the projecting region is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void.
The plunger has a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void.
The invention may be performed in various ways and a preferred example thereof will now be described, with reference to the accompanying diagrammatic drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a sectional view through an injection device of this invention prior to use; and Figures 2 and 3 are similar views showing successive stages of operation of the injection member.
The injection device shown in the drawings comprises a syringe 1 located within a protective housing 2. The syringe comprises a container 3 incorporating a liquid dose held in place by a bung 4 and having a needle 5 through which the dose can be ejected by applying pressure to the bung 4. The container 3 has an enlarged head 6. A
plunger 7 is biased forwardly by a coil spring 8, but is held back in a latched position (Figure 1) until such time as a trigger shown schematically at 11 is actuated to release the plunger and the spring 8. Prior to use the syringe 1 is held retracted in the housing 2 by a coil spring 9.
It will be seen that the plunger 7 is in the form of a rod having a central portion which defines a pair of projecting elbows 10. These can be pre-formed as part of a moulded plunger 7. The projecting elbow portions 10 are flexible so that they can be moved inwardly to cause that portion of the rod to adopt a circumference similar to that of the rest of the rod.
As can be seen in Figure 2, when the plunger is released and biased by the spring 8 the expanded region formed by the elbows 10 rests against the head 801 the container 3 and the force provided is sufficient to compress the spring 9 until such time as the head 6 abuts the top of the housing 2, whereupon further movement of the container 3 is arrested. The continual bias created by the spring 8 then causes the elbows 10 to be compressed inwardly as they enter into the interior of the container 3. With the elbows 10 in the collapsed state, the plunger can then move relatively easily within the container 3 so as to act upon the bung 4 and thus cause the contents of the syringe to be ejected through the needle 5.
The illustrated configuration of the plunger 7 provides several technical advantages. It can be moulded integrally. Also the collapsing movement of the projecting elbows provides an arrangement which can provide a suitable injection force to cause the needle to enter the skin to a suitable depth, but then provide a relatively low drag against the inner wall of the syringe container so that the major portion of the thrust of the spring for the remainder of its stroke is applied to the bung 4. It will be appreciated that other configurations of collapsing projection could be used in place of the collapsing elbows.
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1. An injection device, comprising:
a housing (2);
a plunger (7) in the form of a rod with a flexible projecting portion (10);
a syringe (1) located within the housing (2) of the device, the syringe (1) containing a moveable bung (4) and being moveable relative to the housing (2) by the plunger (7);
a needle (5) positioned at a distal end of the syringe (1); and an actuating bias member (8), wherein release of the actuating bias member (8) at a proximal end of the housing (2) drives the syringe (1) from a first position relative to the housing (2) wherein the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) to a second position relative to the housing (2) wherein the needle (5) projects from a distal end of the housing (2);
wherein, prior to release of the actuating bias member (8), the flexible projecting portion (10) of the plunger (7) is situated rearwardly of a proximal end (6) of the syringe (1);
wherein, upon release of the actuating bias member (8), movement of the plunger (7) under the bias of the actuating bias member (8) causes the flexible projecting portion (10) to bear against the proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) such that the syringe (1) is moved from the first position relative to the housing (2) to the second position relative to the housing (2); and wherein arresting of further movement of the syringe (1) results in the flexible projecting portion (10) collapsing inwardly so that the flexible projecting portion (10) enters the syringe (1), thus enabling the plunger (7) to move forwardly within the syringe (1) to act upon the bung (4) to compress a liquid within the syringe (1) and cause expulsion of the liquid through the needle (5).
a housing (2);
a plunger (7) in the form of a rod with a flexible projecting portion (10);
a syringe (1) located within the housing (2) of the device, the syringe (1) containing a moveable bung (4) and being moveable relative to the housing (2) by the plunger (7);
a needle (5) positioned at a distal end of the syringe (1); and an actuating bias member (8), wherein release of the actuating bias member (8) at a proximal end of the housing (2) drives the syringe (1) from a first position relative to the housing (2) wherein the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) to a second position relative to the housing (2) wherein the needle (5) projects from a distal end of the housing (2);
wherein, prior to release of the actuating bias member (8), the flexible projecting portion (10) of the plunger (7) is situated rearwardly of a proximal end (6) of the syringe (1);
wherein, upon release of the actuating bias member (8), movement of the plunger (7) under the bias of the actuating bias member (8) causes the flexible projecting portion (10) to bear against the proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) such that the syringe (1) is moved from the first position relative to the housing (2) to the second position relative to the housing (2); and wherein arresting of further movement of the syringe (1) results in the flexible projecting portion (10) collapsing inwardly so that the flexible projecting portion (10) enters the syringe (1), thus enabling the plunger (7) to move forwardly within the syringe (1) to act upon the bung (4) to compress a liquid within the syringe (1) and cause expulsion of the liquid through the needle (5).
2. The injection device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the flexible projecting portion (10) comprises two or more flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the plunger (7), but compressible into said circumference.
3. The injection device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the two or more elbows (10) are defined on either side of a longitudinal slit in the plunger (7).
4. The injection device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the two or more elbows are preformed as a pair of arms (10) on either side of a longitudinal slit between upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7).
5. The injection device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 4, including a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and the proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) retracted within the housing (2) until the actuating bias member (8) is released.
6. The injection device as claimed in claim 5, wherein the actuating bias member (8) and/or the return bias member (9) provided within the housing is in the form of a coil spring.
7 7. An injection device, comprising:
a housing (2);
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within said housing (2) for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) and an extended injecting position relative to the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in said syringe (1) and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle (5) at a distal end of the syringe;
a plunger (7) having an end operable to engage said bung (4) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto; and a bias spring (8) operable to move said plunger (7) from a first position to a second position;
characterized in that said plunger (7) is provided with a collapsible projecting region (10) which is outside said syringe (1) when said plunger (7) is at its first position but which, when the plunger (7) is moved away from said first position, engages a proximal end (6) of said syringe (1) to drive said syringe (1) to its extended injecting position relative to the housing (2), whereupon arresting of further movement of said syringe (1) causes said collapsible projecting region (10) to collapse inwardly so that the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the syringe (1) to allow said plunger (7) to engage said bung (4) and expel the liquid dose.
a housing (2);
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within said housing (2) for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) and an extended injecting position relative to the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in said syringe (1) and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle (5) at a distal end of the syringe;
a plunger (7) having an end operable to engage said bung (4) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto; and a bias spring (8) operable to move said plunger (7) from a first position to a second position;
characterized in that said plunger (7) is provided with a collapsible projecting region (10) which is outside said syringe (1) when said plunger (7) is at its first position but which, when the plunger (7) is moved away from said first position, engages a proximal end (6) of said syringe (1) to drive said syringe (1) to its extended injecting position relative to the housing (2), whereupon arresting of further movement of said syringe (1) causes said collapsible projecting region (10) to collapse inwardly so that the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the syringe (1) to allow said plunger (7) to engage said bung (4) and expel the liquid dose.
8 8. The injection device as claimed in claim 7, including a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and the proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) retracted within the housing (2) until the bias spring (8) is released.
9. The injection device as claimed in claim 8, wherein the bias spring (8) and/or the return bias member (9) provided within the housing is in the form of a coil spring.
10. The injection device as claimed in any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein the arresting of further movement of the syringe (1) is caused when the plunger (7) is at its second position and when the proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) abuts a proximal end of the housing (2).
11. The injection device as claimed in any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the inward collapse of the collapsible projecting region (10) is caused by the continual bias created by the bias spring (8) as the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the interior of the syringe (1),
12. The injection device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) comprises two or more flexible elbows defined on either side of a void in the plunger (7).
13. The injection device as claimed in claim 12, wherein the two or more flexible elbows are preformed as a pair of arms on either side of the void between spaced front and rear solid portions of the plunger (7).
14. The injection device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the housing (2) is fixed at an injection site and wherein the syringe (1) moves within and relative to the housing (2).
15. The injection device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the housing (2) is fixed at an injection site and wherein the syringe (1) moves within and relative to the housing (2).
16. An injection device, comprising:
a housing (2);
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within and relative to the housing (2) for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) and an extended injecting position relative to the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1) and movable to expel a liquid dose from the syringe (1) through a needle (5) provided at a distal end of the syringe (1);
a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having a distal end operable to move the bung (11) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a collapsible projecting region (10) comprising two flexible elbows disposed on either side of a centrally located longitudinal slit provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7);
an actuating bias member (8) operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing; and a return bias member (9) acting between the housing and a proximal end (6) of the syringe to hold the syringe in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) until the actuating bias member (8) is released;
wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) is in a first expanded position prior to entering the syringe (1); and wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) is in a second compressed position within the syringe (1), in which the flexible elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the longitudinal slit, in order to apply the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe (1).
a housing (2);
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within and relative to the housing (2) for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) and an extended injecting position relative to the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1) and movable to expel a liquid dose from the syringe (1) through a needle (5) provided at a distal end of the syringe (1);
a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having a distal end operable to move the bung (11) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a collapsible projecting region (10) comprising two flexible elbows disposed on either side of a centrally located longitudinal slit provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7);
an actuating bias member (8) operable to move the plunger in order to drive the syringe from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing to the extended injecting position relative to the housing; and a return bias member (9) acting between the housing and a proximal end (6) of the syringe to hold the syringe in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) until the actuating bias member (8) is released;
wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) is in a first expanded position prior to entering the syringe (1); and wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) is in a second compressed position within the syringe (1), in which the flexible elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the longitudinal slit, in order to apply the expulsion force to the bung to expel the liquid dose from the syringe (1).
17. The injection device as claimed in claim 16, wherein the collapsible projecting region (10) of the plunger (7) is configured to drive the syringe (1) from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) to the extended injecting position relative to the housing (2) such that the needle (5) projects from the housing (2).
18. The injection device as claimed in claim 16, wherein one or both of the actuating bias member (8) and the return bias member (9) is in the form of a coil spring.
19. The injection device as claimed in claim 16, wherein the housing (2) is stationary relative to an injection site on a user's body as the syringe (1) moves between the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) and the extended injecting position relative to the housing (2).
20. The injection device as claimed in claim 16, wherein the plunger (7) is molded integrally.
21. An injection device comprising a housing (2);
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing;
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe;
a plunger (7) having an end operable to move the bung (11) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto and having at least one integrally formed collapsible projecting region (10), the collapsible projecting region (10) comprising two flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the plunger (7) but compressible into the circumference, the flexible elbows being a pair of arms on either side of a longitudinal slit provided between upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7) and centrally located within an outer surface of the plunger (7), wherein the flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region (10) project beyond the normal circumference of the plunger (7) prior to the collapsible projecting region (10) entering the syringe (1), and wherein the flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region (10) are compressed into the normal circumference of the plunger (7) when the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the syringe (1) for applying the expulsion force to the bung (11) to expel the liquid dose from the syringe (1); and a bias spring (8) operable to move the plunger (7) in order to drive the syringe (1) from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) to the extended injecting position relative to the housing (2).
a syringe (1) slideably mounted within the housing for movement between a shrouded retracted position relative to the housing and an extended injecting position relative to the housing;
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe and moveable to expel a liquid dose through a needle at a distal end of the syringe;
a plunger (7) having an end operable to move the bung (11) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto and having at least one integrally formed collapsible projecting region (10), the collapsible projecting region (10) comprising two flexible elbows projecting beyond the normal circumference of the plunger (7) but compressible into the circumference, the flexible elbows being a pair of arms on either side of a longitudinal slit provided between upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7) and centrally located within an outer surface of the plunger (7), wherein the flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region (10) project beyond the normal circumference of the plunger (7) prior to the collapsible projecting region (10) entering the syringe (1), and wherein the flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region (10) are compressed into the normal circumference of the plunger (7) when the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the syringe (1) for applying the expulsion force to the bung (11) to expel the liquid dose from the syringe (1); and a bias spring (8) operable to move the plunger (7) in order to drive the syringe (1) from the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) to the extended injecting position relative to the housing (2).
22. The injection device as claimed in claim 21, further comprising:
a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and a proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) retracted in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) until the bias spring (8) is released.
a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and a proximal end (6) of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) retracted in the shrouded retracted position relative to the housing (2) until the bias spring (8) is released.
23. The injection device as claimed in claim 22, wherein the bias spring (8) and/or the return bias member (9) provided within the housing is in the form of a coil spring.
24. The injection device as claimed in claim 21, wherein further movement of the syringe (1) is arrested when a proximal enlarged end of the syringe (1) abuts a proximal end (6) of the housing (2).
25. The injection device as claimed in claim 21, wherein the compression of the flexible elbows of the collapsible projecting region (10) into the normal circumference of the plunger (7) is caused by a continual bias exerted by the bias spring (8) as the collapsible projecting region (10) enters the syringe (1).
26. An injection device, comprising a housing (2);
a syringe (1) coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe (1) slideably mounted within the housing (2) for movement between a first position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) and a second position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) projects from the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1) and moveable to expel a liquid through the needle (5);
a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region (10) comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7), the plunger (7) having a first length when the projecting region (10) is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger (7) having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region (10) is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void; and an actuating bias member (8) provided at one end of the housing (2) and operable to move the plunger (7) toward another end of the housing (2).
a syringe (1) coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe (1) slideably mounted within the housing (2) for movement between a first position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) and a second position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) projects from the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1) and moveable to expel a liquid through the needle (5);
a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region (10) comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7), the plunger (7) having a first length when the projecting region (10) is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger (7) having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region (10) is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void; and an actuating bias member (8) provided at one end of the housing (2) and operable to move the plunger (7) toward another end of the housing (2).
27. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, wherein the projecting region (10) of the plunger (7) is configured to drive the syringe (1) from the first position relative to the housing (2) to the second position relative to the housing (2) such that the needle (5) projects from the housing (2).
28. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, wherein the projecting region (10) of the plunger (7) is in the projecting position prior to entering the syringe (1) and wherein the projecting region (10) is in the collapsed position inside the syringe (1) for applying the expulsion force to the bung in order to compress the liquid in the syringe (1) and cause expression of the liquid from the syringe (1), wherein a collapsing movement of the projecting region (10) toward the central void from the projecting position outside the syringe (1) to the collapsed position inside the syringe (1) causes elongation in the length of the plunger (7) from the first length to the second length.
29. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, wherein the central void is a longitudinally extending slit.
30. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, further comprising:
a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and another end of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) in the first position relative to the housing (2) until the actuating bias member (8) is released.
a return bias member (9) acting between the housing (2) and another end of the syringe (1) to hold the syringe (1) in the first position relative to the housing (2) until the actuating bias member (8) is released.
31. The injection device as claimed in claim 30, wherein the actuating bias member (8) and/or the return bias member (9) provided within the housing (2) is in the form of a coil spring.
32. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, wherein the housing (2) is fixed relative to the syringe (1).
33. The injection device as claimed in claim 26, wherein the plunger (7) is molded integrally.
34. A syringe assembly, comprising:
a syringe (1) coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe (1) slideably mounted within a housing (2) for movement between a first position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) and a second position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) projects from the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1); and a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung (4) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region (10) comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7), the plunger (7) having a first length when the projecting region (10) is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger (7) having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region (10) is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void.
a syringe (1) coupled to a needle at one end, the syringe (1) slideably mounted within a housing (2) for movement between a first position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) is shrouded by the housing (2) and a second position relative to the housing (2) in which the needle (5) projects from the housing (2);
a bung (4) slideably mounted in the syringe (1); and a plunger (7) comprising:
an upper solid portion, a lower solid portion having one end operable to move the bung (4) and to transmit an expulsion force thereto, and a projecting region (10) comprising one or more flexible elbows on either side of a central void provided between the upper and lower solid portions of the plunger (7), the plunger (7) having a first length when the projecting region (10) is in a projecting position in which the one or more elbows project outwardly from the central void, the plunger (7) having a second length greater than the first length when the projecting region (10) is in a collapsed position in which the one or more elbows are collapsed inwardly toward the central void.
35. The syringe assembly as claimed in claim 33, wherein the projecting region (10) of the plunger (7) is configured to drive the syringe (1) from the first position relative to the housing (2) to the second position relative to the housing (2) such that the needle (5) projects from the housing (2).
36. The syringe assembly as claimed in claim 33, wherein the projecting region (10) of the plunger (7) is in the projecting position prior to entering the syringe (1) and wherein the projecting region (10) is in the collapsed position inside the syringe (1) for applying the expulsion force to the bung (4), wherein a collapsing movement of the projecting region (10) toward the central void from the projecting position outside the syringe (1) to the collapsed position inside the syringe (1) causes elongation in the length of the plunger (7) from the first length to the second length.
37. The syringe assembly as claimed in claim 33, wherein the central void is a longitudinally extending slit.
38. The syringe assembly as claimed in claim 33, wherein the housing (2) is fixed relative to the syringe (1).
39. The syringe assembly as claimed in claim 33, wherein the plunger (7) is molded integrally.
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