Anesthesia docking station

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1994-05-12

1995-11-21

Weiss, John G.

Surgery

Means for introducing or removing material from body for...

Treating material introduced into or removed from body...

604174, 604248, A61M 532

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054682304

ABSTRACT:
A catheter docking system is provided that is easily affixed to a patient and that facilitates the secure connection of an infusion line to an anesthesia-delivering catheter. The system comprises a docking station having an adapter mounted thereon. The adapter incudes a first port adapted to communicate with an infusion line and a second port adapted to communicate with an anesthesia-delivering catheter. A valve device may be provided to regulate the flow between the first and second ports. In addition, the system preferably has associated with the docking station a device for relieving any tensile strain on the catheter line.

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