Self-injecting hypodermic syringe device

Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Ozone or ion generation

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128218F, A61M 500

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041989759

ABSTRACT:
A hypodermic syringe which is self-injected has a substantially T-shaped frame of which the stem depends from the top portion to comprise a handle and a syringe carriage slides along said top portion initially by means of a tension spring. A sear holds the carriage retracted against the spring but, when released, the spring shoots the syringe and carriage forwardly a limited distance adequate to inject the needle of the syringe into flesh. A finger-operated trigger, of which two embodiments are provided, when pushed inwardly into the handle actuates a sear release during the short initial movement of the trigger and continued movement thereof moves a slide forwardly along the top of the frame against the outer end of the syringe plunger by means of motion-multiplying means to provide greater movement of said slide for a much lesser movement of said trigger.

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