Syringe system

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604232, 604239, A61M 532

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055993230

ABSTRACT:
An insulin injection system comprises a pen shaped syringe with a cartridge containing insulin, and an injection needle. The needle is a G30 needle and the insulin is a type which may freely flow through a G 30 needle. When the insulin is the type comprising suspended crystals the maximal dimension of any crystal is 15 .mu.m.

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"A Single-Blind, Randomized Study On The Degree Of Pain And Bleedings Using 27, 28, and 30 Gauge Needles", S.o slashed.rensen et al. 9th Workshop of the AIDSPIT Study Group, Jan. 28-30, 1990.
Poster entitled, "Determination of Pain on Needle Penetration Using 27, 28 and 30 Gauge Insuject Needles", S.o slashed.rensen et al. 9th Workshop of the AIDSPIT Study Group, Jan. 1990 p. 11, MedView 1987, vol. 1, No. 5.

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