- An
autoinjector (or auto-injector) is a
medical device for
injection of a
premeasured dose of a
particular drug. Most
autoinjectors are one-use, disposable...
- and
Lareau published a
similar technique adapted to used
AuviQ autoinjectors.
Autoinjectors were
originally developed for the
rapid administration of nerve...
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particular (typically life-saving) drug. Most
autoinjectors are spring-loaded syringes. By design,
autoinjectors are easy to use and are
intended for self-administration...
- ****ociated both with
dysrhythmia and
myocardial infarction.
Epinephrine autoinjectors used for self-administration
typically come in two doses, one for adults...
- who
sedate him and lock him in a room. He
takes several adrenaline autoinjectors from a
cabinet to
counteract the
sedative and
escape to the parking...
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considered a
potential hazard. Both of
these kits
deliver drugs using autoinjectors. They are
intended for use in "buddy aid" or "self-aid" administration...
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autistic people Stim, an
autoinjector carrying drugs for
emergency use. A
common type
contains epinephrine, the
epinephrine autoinjector.
Other drugs may be...
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Sheldon Kaplan, who had
invented various kinds of
autoinjectors,
including the
epinephrine autoinjector, EpiPen. The
EpiPen was
marketed and distributed...
- This site is also the
usual site of
administration for
epinephrine autoinjectors,
which are used in the
outer thigh,
corresponding to the
location of...
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Several formulations use
patented dispensers (spray
mechanisms or
autoinjectors), and
patent disputes over the
generic forms of the
nasal spray were...
