Definitions
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- n. A medical device designed to deliver a single dose of a particular, typically life-saving, drug.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a hypodermic syringe to use in injecting yourself with a liquid
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Examples
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But you must talk with your physician about the autoinjector; you need to ensure it's readily available, on hand, and replaced before its expiration date, or it might not help you when you need it the most.
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With shaking hands, Annie ripped off the gray top of the autoinjector.
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She looked at the autoinjector in her hand, then to her son, then to Nicholas.
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Right now it's making a copy of the mould used for one of PA's latest inventions - the SmartJect, the world's first pre-filled, disposable autoinjector, allowing the patient to inject himself without ever having to look at, let alone touch, a needle.
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The clinical study will evaluate several dose strengths of VIBEX MTX delivered with a proprietary autoinjector versus conventional needle and syringe administration by a healthcare professional.
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First of all, on the gross margin commentary on BYDUREON, can you give us a sense what the gross margins are going to be before and after the autoinjector introduction, what does the autoinjector contribute?
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Medical has raised £492k in an over-subscribed seed funding round to advance the development of its novel autoinjector and pre-filled syringe technology.
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While autoinjectors are sometimes designed to work with a particular injectable product as a form of pharmaceutical branding, the typical autoinjector is designed to fit one or more standard sizes of prefilled disposable syringes.
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Recent improvements in materials technology and device design have led to the creation of a class of autoinjectors that can be made economically in high production quantities, opening the door for the disposable autoinjector, and providing expanded opportunities for both patient and drug marketer.
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She has been stung four times since, and was never formally diagnosed with having a venom allergy, but was immediately prescribed the autoinjector, EpiPen, a dosage of epinephrine used as emergency treatment for life-threatening allergic reactions.
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