Dispensing – With discharge assistant – Insertable cartridge or removable container
Patent
1985-02-22
1986-10-07
Levy, Stewart J.
Dispensing
With discharge assistant
Insertable cartridge or removable container
206 06, 220429, 220256, 220288, 604235, 422102, 422100, 7386491, F17B 114, F17B 110
Patent
active
046154680
ABSTRACT:
A gas ampoule for the shipment and delivery of radioactive gases. The gas ampoule having a glass tube with serum bottle stopper on one end and a plunger tip in the opposite end all fitting in a larger plastic tube threaded on each end with absorbent between the tubes, is seated onto the internal needle assembly via a bushing associated with the plunger and locked into the syringe barrel via barrel-bushing locking caps. The design practically eliminates the possibility of personnel contamination due to an inadvertent exposure of such personnel to the contained radioactive gas.
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Hightower Judson R.
Levy Stewart J.
Noland Tom
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Westerdahl Allen F.
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