Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an infusion control valve adapted to be actuated by a valve actuator. The present disclosure further relates to an infusion valve actuator adapted to actuate an infusion control valve upon being triggered by an authentication unit. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to methods for the administration of a substance.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an infusion control valve adapted to be actuated by a valve actuator. The present disclosure further relates to an infusion valve actuator adapted to actuate an infusion control valve upon being triggered by an authentication unit. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to methods for the administration of a substance.

Abstract: Apparatus (4020) comprising a pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide (4030) for use with secretions that enter a gastrointestinal tract at an anatomical entry location. Guide (4030) comprises first and second anchors (4252/4054) which apply pressure to the wall of the tract. A resilient connecting element (2037) is coupled to the anchors. A collection-facilitation tube (2080) is between the anchors and in contact with and around element (2037). Tube (2080) has an inner surface (2045) and an outer surface (2046), the inner surface defining a lumen for passage of food. The outer surface inhibits contact of the secretions with food and defines a space (7) between the outer surface and the tract. A diversion tube (2090) is in fluid communication with the space and passes secretions from the space distally. An intragastric anchor (4152) coupled to the guide maintains the guide in place. Other applications are also described.

Abstract: Apparatus (20) for use with pancreaticobiliary secretions that enter a gastrointestinal tract of a subject at an anatomical entry location, the apparatus (20) comprising: a pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide (30) configured to collect the pancreaticobiliary secretions from the anatomical entry location and deliver the pancreaticobiliary secretions to a location in the gastrointestinal tract that is distal to the anatomical entry location; and an anchoring system (40) comprising one or more helical anchors (80) located within the gastrointestinal tract and configured to apply pressure to a wall of the gastrointestinal tract in order to maintain the pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide in place.

Abstract: The present invention relates to means for protecting and incorporating bioactive compounds in food or feed formulations used to enhance the health status and growth performance of human and non-human organisms.

Abstract: An infusion tracker comprising a base and a cover configured to be assembled onto the base. The infusion tracker further comprises a memory tag, attached to one of the base and the cover and configured to store data and operable to wirelessly release stored data in a format readable by a processor-controlled device or to activate an application software. The infusion tracker is further configured to enclose a portion of an infusion line between two ends of the portion, the portion being enclosed substantially between the base and the cover.

Abstract: Apparatus (200) for use with pancreaticobiliary secretions that enter a gastrointestinal tract at an anatomical location. A secretion-diversion guide (370) comprises: a proximal portion (124); a distal portion (126); first and second anchors (36/38) coupled to the proximal and distal portions which apply pressure to the tract to maintain guide (370) in place; a collection-facilitation tube (280), between the anchors, having an inner surface (245) and an outer surface (246), the inner surface defining a lumen for passage of food. The outer surface inhibits contact of the secretions with food and defines a space (7) between the outer surface and the tract. A diversion tube (290) is in communication with the space and passes secretions from the space distally, and inhibits food-secretion contact. An intragastric anchor (170/171/172) coupled to guide (370), located in the stomach, maintains the guide in place. Other applications are also described.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an infusion control valve adapted to be actuated by a valve actuator. The present disclosure further relates to an infusion valve actuator adapted to actuate an infusion control valve upon being triggered by an authentication unit. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to methods for the administration of a substance.

Abstract: Apparatus (20) for use with pancreaticobiliary secretions that enter a gastrointestinal tract of a subject at an anatomical entry location, the apparatus (20) comprising: a pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide (30) configured to collect the pancreaticobiliary secretions from the anatomical entry location and deliver the pancreaticobiliary secretions to a location in the gastrointestinal tract that is distal to the anatomical entry location; and an anchoring system (40) comprising one or more helical anchors (80) located within the gastrointestinal tract and configured to apply pressure to a wall of the gastrointestinal tract in order to maintain the pancreaticobiliary secretion-diversion guide in place.

Abstract: A drug port smart valve and a method of its use, for preventing medical errors when injecting IV fluids and medication into humans and animals, and, in particular to ensure authentication of medication infused in IV bags and syringes.

Abstract: A drop controlling and counting valve on key system, and a method for ensuring authentication and for controlling the rate of flow of medications, in liquid state drops, under control of a hand-held computer serving as an authentication unit, the hand-held computer containing characteristics of the medication fluid and details of the patient, for calculating a correlation value between the details and the characteristics and having a control unit serving as a key for opening and controlling passage of the medication dripping through a smart valve.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an infusion control valve adapted to be actuated by a valve actuator. The present disclosure further relates to an infusion valve actuator adapted to actuate an infusion control valve upon being triggered by an authentication unit.

Abstract: The present invention relates to means for protecting and incorporating bioactive compounds in food or feed formulations used to enhance the health status and growth performance of human and non-human organisms.