Liquid purification or separation – With alarm – indicator – register – recorder – signal or... – Fluid pressure responsive
Patent
1981-06-24
1983-11-01
Sadowski, David R.
Liquid purification or separation
With alarm, indicator, register, recorder, signal or...
Fluid pressure responsive
210188, 210262, 210296, 210300, 210309, 2103213, 210335, 210436, 210456, 210472, 55159, 55421, B01D 3100
Patent
active
044129165
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an artificial kidney extracorporeal circuit assembly including an artificial kidney having detachably attached multifunctional subassembly means for automatically venting gas bubbles from liquid flowing therethrough, for continuously sensing the liquid pressure of and for filtering said liquid, together with blood tubes for connecting a patient's artery to the kidney and the subassembly outlet port to a patient's vein.
The subassembly includes means associated with a hydrophobic gas bubble vent which prevent clogging, minimize blood clotting and insure against ambient gas entry through the vent.
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Cordis Dow Corp.
Sadowski David R.
Taylor Jay C.
Waldrop Neal A.
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