Surgery – Truss – Perineal
Patent
1976-12-13
1978-08-15
Yasko, John D.
Surgery
Truss
Perineal
128214R, A61B 500
Patent
active
041064917
ABSTRACT:
An improved device for the introduction of fluids into blood vessels, and, particularly, into veins, includes a cannula-containing portion fitted with a valve which is normally closed. A connector portion can be connected to a source of fluid such as IV, special medication or alimentation. The connector portion is so shaped that it can be joined tightly to the cannula-containing portion, simultaneously and automatically opening the valve so that fluid can pass in sequence through the connector portion and through the cannula. A metal cannula can be used where fluid is to be supplied for moderate periods such as a few hours. Where fluid is to be supplied for longer periods, provision is made for introduction into the blood vessel of a cannula of a plastic which is low in thrombogenicity and tendency to cause phlebitis.
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