IPC분류정보
국가/구분 |
United States(US) Patent
등록
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국제특허분류(IPC7판) |
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출원번호 |
US-0569712
(2000-05-09)
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발명자
/ 주소 |
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출원인 / 주소 |
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대리인 / 주소 |
Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear LLP
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인용정보 |
피인용 횟수 :
77 인용 특허 :
145 |
초록
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A closed system, needleless valve device includes a generally tubular body defining an internal cavity. On the proximal end of the body there is an opening which is preferably sufficiently large to receive an ANSI standard tip of a medical implement. The distal end of the body has a generally tubula
A closed system, needleless valve device includes a generally tubular body defining an internal cavity. On the proximal end of the body there is an opening which is preferably sufficiently large to receive an ANSI standard tip of a medical implement. The distal end of the body has a generally tubular skirt. The valve also includes a hollow spike having a closed tip. The spike includes at least one longitudinal 18-gauge hole located distal the tip, and is seated inside the cavity such that the tip is below the proximal end of the body. An annular support cuff is connected to the spike which seals off a portion of the cavity of the body such that an upper cavity containing the tip is defined. The valve also includes a plastic, resilient silicone seal which fills the upper cavity and opening and covers the tip of the spike so as to present a flush surface. An adaptor enables the valve to be attached to a resealable container.
대표청구항
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A closed system, needleless valve device includes a generally tubular body defining an internal cavity. On the proximal end of the body there is an opening which is preferably sufficiently large to receive an ANSI standard tip of a medical implement. The distal end of the body has a generally tubula
A closed system, needleless valve device includes a generally tubular body defining an internal cavity. On the proximal end of the body there is an opening which is preferably sufficiently large to receive an ANSI standard tip of a medical implement. The distal end of the body has a generally tubular skirt. The valve also includes a hollow spike having a closed tip. The spike includes at least one longitudinal 18-gauge hole located distal the tip, and is seated inside the cavity such that the tip is below the proximal end of the body. An annular support cuff is connected to the spike which seals off a portion of the cavity of the body such that an upper cavity containing the tip is defined. The valve also includes a plastic, resilient silicone seal which fills the upper cavity and opening and covers the tip of the spike so as to present a flush surface. An adaptor enables the valve to be attached to a resealable container. ed within the cavity, the compressible member defining a channel that extends between a longitudinal first end and a longitudinal second end and is configured to receive at least a portion of the medical article, at least a deformable portion of the compressible member being deformable in a manner producing compressive stresses within the compressible member that bear against the portion of the medical article when received within the channel, and a guide extension having a curvilinear surface over which the medical article can track so as to smoothly transition a section of the medical article along its length from a longitudinal orientation to an orientation angled to the skin of the patient, the guide extension being disposed next to one of the first and second longitudinal ends of the channel. 7. An anchoring system as in claim 6, wherein the guide extension has an arcuate shape having at least about a 45° arc angle so as to support the section of the medical article through a similar degree turn. 8. An anchoring system for use with a medical article, comprising a retainer including a base and a compressible member, the base having a cavity and the compressible member being disposed within the cavity, the compressible member defining a channel being configured to receive at least a portion of the medical article, at least a deformable portion of the compressible member being deformable in a manner producing compressive stresses within the compressible member that bear against the portion of the medical article when received within the channel, at least a portion of the channel having a generally circular cross-sectional shape that is truncated to define an opening into the channel portion. 9. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the channel has, along the majority of its length, a generally circular, but truncated, cross-sectional shape that extends about an axis of the channel by greater than 180°. 10. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the deformable portion of the compressible member is inwardly deformable to decrease the size of at least part of the channel. 11. An anchoring system as in claim 10, wherein the receptacle is a channel and the deformable portion of the compressible member is inwardly deformable so as to decrease the size of a least a section of the channel. 12. An anchoring system as in claim 11 additionally comprising at least one biasing member, and the compressible member additionally comprising at least one aperture that receives the biasing member to deform at least the deformable portion of the compressible member. 13. An anchoring system as in claim 11, wherein the retainer additionally includes a cover that extends over at least a portion of the compressible member, and the biasing member is coupled to the cover. 14. An anchoring system as in claim 13, wherein the cover is pivotally coupled to the base. 15. An anchoring system as in claim 10 additionally comprising biasing means for compressing at least the deformable portion of the compressible member in a direction toward the receptacle. 16. An anchoring system as in claim 15, wherein the receptacle comprises a channel, and said biasing means applies a compressive force that is vectored toward the channel. 17. An anchoring system as in claim 8 additionally comprising a cover pivotally coupled to the base so as to move between a closed position, in which at least a portion of the channel is covered, and an open position, in which said portion of the channel is uncovered by the cover. 18. An anchoring system as in claim 17, wherein the cover includes an adhesive layer that overlies at least a portion of the channel when the cover is in the closed position. 19. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the channel is defined by at least one inner surface of the compressible member, and an adhesive layer covers at least a portion of the inner surface. 20. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the base is comprised of a first ma terial and the compressible member is comprised of a second material, the second material is softer than the first material and is an elastomeric material. 21. An anchoring system as in claim 20, wherein the second material is a thermoplastic elastomer. 22. An anchoring system as in claim 20, wherein the second material has a Shore A hardness of no greater than 50 durometer. 23. An anchoring system as in claim 22, wherein the second material has a Shore A hardness of no greater than 28 durometer. 24. An anchoring system as in claim 8 in combination with the medical article, the medical article being selected from a group consisting of catheters and tubes, and the compressible member is formed of a material that is softer than a material comprising the medical article. 25. An anchoring system as in claim 8 additionally comprising an anchor pad, the anchor pad having a first side including an adhesive layer to adhere the anchor pad to a patient's skin, and an opposing second side to which the retainer is attached. 26. An anchoring system for use with a medical article, comprising a retainer including a base and a compressible member, the base having a cavity and the compressible member being disposed within the cavity, the compressible member defining a channel that extends between a longitudinal first end and a longitudinal second end and is configured to receive at least a portion of the medical article, at least a deformable portion of the compressible member being deformable in a manner producing compressive stresses within the compressible member that bear against the portion of the medical article when received within the channel, the channel having a curvilinear shape along its length. 27. An anchoring system as in claim 26, wherein the channel has a serpentine shape along its length. 28. An anchoring system as in claim 27, wherein the compressible member includes a chamfered surface that slopes toward an opening of the channel, and the chamfered surface increases in width, in a lateral direction, toward a longitudinal midpoint of the channel. 29. An anchoring system for use with a medical article, comprising a retainer including a base and a compressible member, the base having a cavity and the compressible member being disposed within the cavity, the compressible member defining a channel that extends between a longitudinal first end and a longitudinal second end and is configured to receive at least a portion of the medical article, at least a deformable portion of the compressible member being deformable in a manner producing compressive stresses within the compressible member that bear against the portion of the medical article when received within the channel, the channel having at least two directional changes along its length. 30. An anchoring system, for securing an elongated medical article to a patient, comprising an anchor pad and a retainer, the anchor pad having a first side including an adhesive layer to adhere the anchor pad to a patient's skin, and an opposing second side to which the retainer is attached, the retainer including, a base and a cover pivotally attached to the base and movable between an open position and a closed position, a receptacle being defined between the base and the cover to receive a portion of the medical article, the receptacle having first and second longitudinal ends, the receptacle configured to engage the received portion of the medical article so as to inhibit longitudinal movement of the medical article through the receptacle, and a guide extension disposed next to one of the first and second longitudinal ends of the receptacle, the guide extension having a curvilinear surface over which the elongated medical article can track so as to smoothly transition an axial orientation of an adjacent portion of the medical article along its length. 31. An anchoring system as in claim 30 additionally comprising a latch operating between the cover and the base to secure the cover to th e base when in the closed position. 32. An anchoring system as in claim 31, wherein the receptacle is a channel that has a curvilinear shape along its length. 33. An anchoring system as in claim 32, wherein the channel is defined at least in part by a channel wall section that is compressible. 34. An anchoring system as in claim 32, wherein the channel is defined at least in part by a channel wall section that is adhesive. 35. An anchoring system as in claim 30, wherein the guide extension has an arcuate shape having about a 45° arc angle so as to support the section of the medical article through a similar degree turn. 36. An anchoring system as in claim 30 in combination with the medical article, the medical article being selected from a group consisting of catheters and tubes. 37. An anchoring system for securing an elongated medical article to a patient, comprising an anchor pad and a retainer, the anchor pad having a first side including an adhesive layer to adhere the anchor pad to a patient's skin, and an opposing second side to which the retainer is attached, the retainer including, a base and a cover pivotally attached to the base and movable between an open position and a closed position, a receptacle being defined between the base and the cover to receive a portion of the medical article, the receptacle having first and second longitudinal ends, the receptacle including means for inhibiting movement of the received portion of the medical article relative to the receptacle, and a guide extension disposed next to one of the first and second longitudinal ends of the receptacle, the guide extension having a curvilinear surface over which the elongated medical article can track so as to smoothly transition an axial orientation of an adjacent portion of the medical article along its length. herein the guide extension has an arcuate shape having at least about a 45° arc angle so as to support the section of the medical article through a similar degree turn. 8. An anchoring system for use with a medical article, comprising a retainer including a base and a compressible member, the base having a cavity and the compressible member being disposed within the cavity, the compressible member defining a channel being configured to receive at least a portion of the medical article, at least a deformable portion of the compressible member being deformable in a manner producing compressive stresses within the compressible member that bear against the portion of the medical article when received within the channel, at least a portion of the channel having a generally circular cross-sectional shape that is truncated to define an opening into the channel portion. 9. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the channel has, along the majority of its length, a generally circular, but truncated, cross-sectional shape that extends about an axis of the channel by greater than 180°. 10. An anchoring system as in claim 8, wherein the deformable portion of the compressible member is inwardly deformable to decrease the size of at least part of the channel. 11. An anchoring system as in claim 10, wherein the receptacle is a channel and the deformable portion of the compressible member is inwardly deformable so as to decrease the size of a least a section of the channel. 12. An anchoring system as in claim 11 additionally comprising at least one biasing member, and the compressible member additionally comprising at least one aperture that receives the biasing member to deform at least the deformable portion of the compressible member. 13. An anchoring system as in claim 11, wherein the retainer additionally includes
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