Syringe for the controlled discharge of viscous materials

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604218, 604232, 604222, A61M 5315

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ABSTRACT:
A syringe having a stopper configured at least partly as a membrane surface. The stopper is prestressed opposite to the direction of insertion of a rotary piston so that it assumes a stable position at rest. After displacement by the rotary piston, the membrane surface reversibly returns to this stable position after it is depressurized.

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