Abstract: A disposable infusion device comprises a base, a cannula arranged to extend from the base to beneath the patient's skin to deliver a liquid medicament to the patient, and a source arranged to provide the cannula with a liquid medicament. The source comprises a piston pump.

Abstract: A disposable infusion device comprises a base arranged to adhere to a patient's skin and a cannula arranged to extend from the base to beneath the patient's skin to deliver a liquid medicament to the patient. The device further includes a first source arranged to provide the cannula with a first liquid medicament and a second source arranged to provide the cannula with a second liquid medicament.

Abstract: A disposable infusion device comprises a base arranged to adhere to a patient's skin, a cannula arranged to extend from the base to beneath the patient's skin to deliver a liquid medicament to the patient, and a source arranged to provide the cannula with a liquid medicament. The device further includes an actuator that actuates the source to provide the liquid medicament to the cannula. The source is arranged to provide, with each actuation, a fixed volume of medicament to the cannula. A control sets the fixed volume.

Abstract: A disposable infusion device comprises a base arranged to adhere to a patient's skin, a cannula arranged to extend from the base to beneath the patient's skin to deliver a liquid medicament to the patient, and a source arranged to provide the cannula with a liquid medicament. The source includes a pump arranged to be driven by the patient that pumps the liquid medicament to the cannula.

Abstract: A wearable infusion device delivers a liquid medicament, such as insulin, to a patient. The device comprises a base that contacts a patient's skin, a reservoir arranged to contain a liquid medicament to be delivered to beneath a patient's skin, a pump that causes the medicament to flow from the reservoir, and a level indicator that provides an indication of medicament level.

Abstract: An infusion system comprises a disposable wearable infusion device having a body arranged to be adhered to a patient's skin and a reservoir for holding a liquid medicant to be infused into the patient. The infusion system further includes a cannula driver arranged to be detachably joined with the infusion device. The cannula driver includes a cannula and is arranged to drive the cannula into a deployed position extending from the infusion device to beneath the patient's skin.

Abstract: A mobile communications terminal in which the user interface is assembled by assembling a number of software objects representing logical entities; querying each of the objects to receive data relating to the represented entities; applying a translation entity and a presentation entity to the received data to create a display data set; and sending the display data set to a renderer that can cause the user interface to be displayed on a display device.

Abstract: A system and method for providing medical intervention services to individuals based upon a biological sample being provided to an analysis processor, and the analysis processor sending information to the individual and queries to sources of good and services. The analysis processor automatically formats queries on behalf of the individual based upon any conditions assessed. Thereafter, the sources of medical intervention services can send information and offers of goods preferably through the analysis processor to the individual, thereby maintaining the anonymity of the individual. If the individual wished, offers and information can be sent directly to the individual.