Medical fluid flow set

Liquid purification or separation – With alarm – indicator – register – recorder – signal or... – Fluid pressure responsive

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210137, 2103216, 604 5, 604 31, 604 67, 138 30, A61M 114, B01D 3514, B01D 6500

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ABSTRACT:
A medical fluid flow set comprises flexible flow tubing having a plastic "pillow" connected in-line with the flow tubing through opposed, generally parallel first and second longitudinal ports. By this invention, the plastic pillow comprises a single, blow-molded, integral piece with a third port communicating with the pillow at a point between the first and second ports. The third port tube extends laterally outwardly from the pillow and turns, typically by essentially a right angle to define an outer tube end having an axis essentially parallel to the first and second ports. A set branch line may be connected to the outer tube end. Such a pillow is manufactured by blow molding to provide an improved product over the prior art, at less cost.

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