Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1979-11-06
1982-04-27
Howell, Kyle L.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
128218PA, A61B 514
Patent
active
043265405
ABSTRACT:
A syringe device has a hollow tubular body that receives a plunger, having in combination a handle portion rotatable within a sealing member portion, for obtaining gas-free blood samples. After an interior chamber of the syringe body is filled with blood under the influences of an individual's blood pressure, a seal is selectively established to isolate the sample. The syringe body is open at one end to receive the plunger and frictionally receives a hypodermic needle through a cylindrical end element disposed at the other end. A pair of linearatly extending seal interrupters, sliced from the handle portion of the plunger, extend from a position fixed on the handle portion across the sealing member to establish breach points, which in turn allow air communication between the interior chamber and the atmosphere. A pair of grooves disposed longitudinally near the open end of the syringe body retain the seal interrupters and prevent permanent indentations from forming in the sealing member while in storage.
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Bailey Donald L.
Williams Charles
Howell Kyle L.
Marquest Medical Products, Inc.
Polumbus Gary M.
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