Abstract: An automatic injector for injecting one or more different injection liquids, comprising a combination of a substantially cylindrical means containing a discharge mechanism and a plurality of cartridge elements. The cartridge elements comprise a piston in the substantially cylindrical means, a sealing stopper, a number of separating stoppers equal to one less than the number of the liquids, and a needle holder with injection needle. The needle holder comprises a stopper that is movable in the substantially cylindrical means and comprises a longitudinal bore. The injector comprises a by-pass means for injection liquid in front of the sealing stopper.

Abstract: An automatic device for injecting two or more different injection liquids which may not be in contact with each other for long periods of time: a combination of a discharge mechanism, a cartridge holder and a cartridge which is slidably accommodated in the holder and which includes an ampoule, a piston which is movable in the ampoule and seals same, and a hypodermic needle connected to the front of the ampoule by means of a needle mount.

Abstract: An automatic device for injecting two or more different injection liquids which may not be in contact with each other for long periods of time, and including a combination of a discharge mechanism, a cartridge holder and a cartridge slidably accommodated in the holder and including an ampoule, a piston movable in the ampoule for sealing same, and a hypodermic needle connected to the front of the ampoule by a needle mount.

Abstract: The invention relates to an automatic syringe for injecting two or more different injection liquids which may not be in contact with each other for long periods of time. For that purpose, the ampoule between the piston and the needle connection includes one or more stoppers which keep the injection liquids separated from each other, while at a point a short distance before the needle connection a by-pass means is present through which the injection liquid or injection liquids present behind the stopper or stoppers can pass the stopper or stoppers during use of the syringe.

Abstract: The invention relates to a syringe for injecting two or more injection liquids which may not be in contact with each other for a longer period of time, comprising a barrel having a piston, a needle on the front side of the barrel, a sealing stopper in the barrel on the front, and one or more separating stoppers which, before use of the syringe, keep the injection liquids separated from each other. The needle is connected to the front of the barrel by means of a needle holder comprising a collar to connect the needle holder to the barrel, an neck to connect the injection needle, and a hollow shaft between collar and neck, in which a passage is formed in the inner wall of the shaft and the rear face of the neck, past which passage the injection liquids can reach the cannula when during use of the syringe the stoppers are moved into the shaft of the needle holder.

Abstract: The invention relates to a disposable syringe comprising a barrel in which a piston is provided and to which a needle is or can be connected to the front, a stopper being present in the barrel between piston and needle or needle connection means. The inner wall of the barrel is locally deformed between stopper and needle or needle connection so that at the area of the deformation injection liquid can reach the cannula past the stopper and during nurse-aspiration the stopper is held, in which body fluid can reach the part of the barrel present behind the stopper.