Retractable needle and syringe combination

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604110, A61M 532

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056812922

ABSTRACT:
A combination syringe and needle are disclosed wherein the needle is mounted to a retractable element which retracts into the body of the syringe plunger. The needle is mounted to the retractor which is spring biased to retract the needle. The retraction is actuated by releasing the forward end of the retractor from engagement with a collet positioned on the forward end of the syringe inner barrel. The collet is configured so as to clamp the forward end of the retractor and only releases the forward end when the collet is pushed forwardly, expanded, and disengages the forward end of the needle retractor.

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