Publication

Liquid drug delivery micropump

Peter Ryser
2005
Patents

Abstract

A pump system for the subcutaneous delivery of a liquid medicament, having a pump module (10) comprising a stator housing (28) with a chamber (30), a rotor (32) rotatably and axially slidably received in the chamber and comprising a first axial extension (46) with a liquid supply channel (50) and a second axial extension with a liquid supply channel (52), the first and second axial extensions having different diameters, and first and second sealing rings (54, 56), mounted around the first and second axial extensions.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/71a0c48f-b593-40a1-823d-a9556b1067c1

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