Pre-filled ephedrine syringes

Characteristics Relating to Adherence and Persistence to Basal Insulin Regimens Among Elderly Insulin-Naïve Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: Pre-Filled Pens versus Vials/Syringes

INTRODUCTION Previous studies have found higher rates of adherence in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) using insulin pens compared to vial and syringe administration; however, little evidence is available to support this observation in elderly patients. METHODS This was a retrospective claims database analysis of a predominantly elderly Medicare Advantage with Prescription Drug (...

Drug Discovery, Development & Delivery Pre-fillable Syringes for the Biotechnological Requirements of the Present and Future

Pre-fillable syringes are both pharmaceutical primary packaging and drug delivery devices. End users, drug administration agencies and the pharmaceutical industry are imposing increasingly stringent quality requirements on pre-fillable syringes in both these functions. Optimised production and inspection processes ensure that the syringes can meet these requirements. Although siliconisation is ...

Syringes and syringomyelia.

The earliest description of cavities in the cord is generally ascribed to Charles Estienne (1504–c.1564) in La dissection des parties du corps humain... Paris, 1546. But the fi rst use of the term ‘syringomyelia’ was probably that of Charles P. Oliviers d’Anger in De la moelle épinière et ses maladies in 1824; in a later two-volume work he described: ‘Syringomyélie ou cavité centrale dans la mo...

Ephedrine In Obstetrics

Atropine and ephedrine adsorption

The purpose of this study was to compare daily changes in the concentration of atropine or ephedrine sulfate solutions that had been stored up to 4 days in plastic or glass syringes. Sets of three plastic and one glass syringe were used for each drug; the glass syringes acted as controls. Each set of syringes was labeled as day 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4. Syringes with medication were laid horizontally, ...