Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Blood treating device for transfusible blood – Oxygenator
Patent
1996-01-16
1998-02-17
Warden, Robert J.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Blood treating device for transfusible blood
Oxygenator
165158, A61M 114, F28F 902
Patent
active
057188718
ABSTRACT:
A tight seal is achieved in a blood oxygenator between the potting of the heat exchanger fibers and the rim of the heat exchanger container by extending the potting material over the rim and down, so that when the potting material shrinks during cure, the potting will become prestressed in the sealing direction against an outwardly facing wall of the container. The invention also provides a ring coextensive with the rim and spaced therefrom. The potting extends into the ring. This forms an air gap between the rim and the ring through which potting can extend. As a result, there is no possible leakage path between the blood and the heat exchange medium. Any leak that does occur discharges to atmosphere outside the container.
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Medtronic Inc.
Noguerola Alex
Warden Robert J.
Weissenberger Harry G.
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