Syringe device with means for removing contaminates when drawing

Surgery – Truss – Perineal

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128DIG5, 128218P, 128220, A61B 514

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039601390

ABSTRACT:
A syringe for taking blood samples includes a tubular body having a main plunger slidably received therein in fluid tight relationship. The tubular body has an opening through the leading end in communication with connection means for receiving a hypodermic needle or the like. The main plunger has a passage there-through in communication with the opening in the leading end of the tubular body and an auxiliary plunger is slidably received in said passage to assist in initially drawing blood into said passage to purge gaseous materials from the opening in the leading end of the tubular body before blood is allowed to flow into the internal chamber of the tubular body.

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