Surgery – Liquid medicament atomizer or sprayer – Gas stream aspirating medicament from reservoir
Patent
1987-07-17
1989-02-21
Chambers, A. Michael
Surgery
Liquid medicament atomizer or sprayer
Gas stream aspirating medicament from reservoir
12820227, 239338, 239352, 141 27, A61M 1610, A61M 1620
Patent
active
048056090
ABSTRACT:
A novel ventilating system (10) for human patients including nebulizing means (15A) for nebulizing a liquid medication into a supply (28A, 29A) of humidified breathable gas under pressure. The nebulizing means (15A) comprises a nebulizing module having a cap portion (25) to which is attached a vial-like nebulizing chamber (54A). In order to maintain the hermetic integrity of the system (10) a two-position, flow control valve assembly (64) is operatively connected to and in selective flow communication with, a lower region of the vial-like, liquid-retention nebulizing chamber (54A). The valve assembly (64) is configured so that it can be manually actuated between a first position precluding access to chamber (54A) or a second position for drainage of liquid (59A) from within the nebulizer chamber (54A) or addition of liquid to such chamber while maintaining system sealing and pressure. A liquid handling means such as a syringe (68) is used to control withdrawal or addition of liquid.
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Burwell Jephthae W.
Roberts Josephine A.
Baker Raymond N.
Chambers A. Michael
Fox John C.
Roberts Josephine A.
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