Bag/syringe enclosure arrangements and methods

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417360, 128DIG12, 137343, 604153, F04B 2302, A61M 100

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055671195

ABSTRACT:
An enclosure is provided for protecting a bag containing fluid used in connection with a pump for pumping the fluid to the patient. The pump closes off the opening into the enclosure. A first end of the pump is positioned within the enclosure adjacent to a retaining lip. A latch structure latches a second end of the pump to the enclosure to mount the pump to the enclosure. A bag spike chamber is provided for receiving a bag spike used to connect the pump to the bag. A platform is provided for supporting the bag above the bag spike chamber. Alternatively, the enclosure may include a bag post for hanging the bag and/or a syringe holder for securely holding a syringe. A ridge on the front of the control module of the pump engages the enclosure during mounting of the pump to the enclosure. A ridge on the back of the control module fits into the enclosure. The enclosure further includes a pressure plate support surface for engaging a reciprocally shaped pressure plate to facilitate a mechanical fit of the pressure plate to the enclosure.

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Exhibit Supplemental A: CADD Enclosure brochure (Jan. 1991).
Exhibit Supplemental B: Bard.RTM. Ambulatory PCA Infusion Pump Quick Reference Guide (Apr. 1990).
Exhibit Supplemental B-1: Patient Guide for the Bard.RTM. Ambulatory PCA Infusion Pump brochure, (undated).
Exhibit Supplemental D: MedMate.TM. 1100 brochure (undated) (selected pages).
Exhibit Supplemental E: Verifuse.RTM. Lock Box Instructions (undated).
Exhibit Supplemental E-1: Verifuse.RTM. Ambulatory Infusion System Nurse Guide (.COPYRGT.copyright 1991, 1993).
Exhibit Supplemental E-2: Verifuse.RTM. Ambulatory Infusion System Patient Guide (.COPYRGT.copyright 1991, 1993).
Exhibit Supplemental F: Medfusion Inc., WalkMed.TM.410C, WalkMed.TM.420I/C, WalkMed.TM.430PCA, WalkMed.TM.440PIC brochure (undated).
Exhibit Supplemental F-1: WalkMed.RTM. PCA brochure (.COPYRGT.1993).
Exhibit G: Pharmacia Deltec brochure entitled "CADD.RTM. Pump Accessories," dated Apr. 1991.
Exhibit H Pharmacia Deltec brochure entitled "Instructions for Use One Liter Pouch for Pharmacia Deltec Ambulatory Infusion Pumps," dated Apr. 1989.
Exhibit I Pharmacia Deltec brochure entitled "CAD-TPN.TM. Backpack Diagram," dated Oct. 1990.
Exhibit J Pharmacia Deltec brochure entitled "50-/100-ml Dual Pump Pouch for use with Pharmacia Deltec Ambulatory Infusion Pumps and Accessories Instructions for Use," dated Sep. 1992.
Photographs of a pump product by Patient Solutions, Inc., Med-Mate.TM., Model 1100, pp. D1-D2, Exhibit D.
Photographs of a pump brochure by Block Medical, Inc., a Hillenbrand Industry, Verifuse.RTM., Model No. B001500, pp. E1-E5, Exhibit E.
Photographs of a pump brochure by Medfusion, Inc., a Medex, Inc. Company, Infu-Med.TM., WalkMed.TM. 440 PIC, pp. F1-F4, Exhibit F.
Photographs of a lock box product by Pharmacia Deltec, pp. A1-A4, Exhibit A.
Photographs of a first pump product by C. R. Bard, Inc., pp. B1-B5, Exhibit B.
Photographs of a second pump product by C. R. Bard, Inc., pp. C1-C5, Exhibit C.

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