Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Ozone or ion generation
Patent
1976-03-05
1977-02-22
Medbery, Aldrich F.
Surgery
Respiratory method or device
Ozone or ion generation
128278, 1282144, 128218A, 128 2F, 128214B, A61B 500, A61M 100
Patent
active
040087174
ABSTRACT:
A small, portable, constant withdrawal device is connected to tubing, including a catheter, whose internal walls are coated with heparin. The catheter is inserted intravenously through a disposal needle into a subject such as a human being. The subject may then move about for a selected period when blood is being slowly withdrawn at a prescribed rate and collected in a container within a housing supporting the device. The collected blood may then be analyzed to permit the measurement of the integrated concentration of glucose, growth hormone or other material in blood. In addition, a portable microdiffusion chamber is incorporated between the indwelling catheter and the extra corporal tubing and is electrically connected through a sensor probe to an associated sensory responsive device. This permits continuous analysis of the withdrawn blood to determine the in vivo concentration of circulating concentrations of materials in the blood.
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Medbery Aldrich F.
The Johns Hopkins University
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