Blood extraction instrument

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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A61B 514

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043334784

ABSTRACT:
A blood extraction instrument is provided with an adjustably rotatable connector for a double-ended hollow needle which is offset mounted through the closed end of the cylindrical body of the instrument. The end of the double-ended hollow needle which extends into the instrument pierces a membrane on the end of a blood sample tube which is retained thereon by means of a screw-on cap. The other end of the double-ended hollow needle, which is on the exterior of the instrument, is for insertion into a blood vessel, that is a vein, of a patient. This end is provided with an obliquely cut point. In accordance with the adjustably rotatable connector, the orientation of the flat surface of the needle point which penetrates the patient may be readily adjusted. The instrument is also provided with a retaining tongue formed by a slot in the cylindrical wall of the instrument for providing a retaining means against the back side of the screw-on cap to retain the blood sample tube in the instrument.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3433216 (1969-03-01), Mattson
patent: 3877465 (1975-04-01), Miyake
patent: 4154229 (1979-05-01), Nugent
patent: 4166450 (1979-09-01), Abramson

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