US2009198188A1PendingUtilityA1
Adaptor for an introducer valve in a human or animal body
Est. expiryJun 13, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Claude Mialhe
A61B 17/3498A61B 2017/3449A61M 2039/0626A61M 39/0693A61B 2017/3445A61B 17/3462A61M 39/06A61B 2017/3466A61B 17/3421
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Abstract
An adaptor ( 1 ) for the valve ( 15 ) of an introducer ( 16 ) in a human or animal body, characterized in that it comprises an outer surface ( 2 ) adapted to cooperate with the valve ( 15 ); its interior volume ( 3 ) comprises at least one duct ( 4 ) for allowing surgical or medical instruments having an elongate body to pass through; and the duct ( 4 ) comprises waterproofing means. The duct ( 4 ) of the adaptor ( 1 ) comprises waterproofing means at its proximal end ( 6 ) and/or at its distal end ( 5 ).
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15 . An introducer ( 16 ) fitted with valve ( 15 ) for the human or animal body characterised by the fact that valve ( 15 ) is deformable by twisting and able to receive adaptor ( 1 ) in its centre and able to press against the outer surface ( 2 ) of said adaptor ( 1 ); and
that the inner volume ( 3 ) of said adaptor ( 1 ) comprises at least one duct ( 4 ) allowing the passage of surgical or medical instruments with an elongated body; and that the duct ( 4 ) comprises leakproof means.
16 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 wherein the duct ( 4 ) of adaptor ( 1 ) comprises leakproof means at its proximal end ( 6 ).
17 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 16 wherein the leakproof means at the proximal end of duct ( 4 ) comprise an haemostatic valve ( 22 ).
18 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the duct ( 4 ) comprises leakproof means at the distal end ( 5 ).
19 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 18 characterised by the fact that the leakproof means the distal end ( 5 ) of duct ( 4 ) comprise an haemostatic valve ( 7 ).
20 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that haemostatic valve ( 22 ) is held in place between a support ( 8 ) and a washer ( 9 ).
21 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the centres of the proximal openings of the adaptor ducts are located in a predetermined circle.
22 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 21 characterised by the fact that a channel ( 11 ) is located in the centre of the circle predetermined by proximal openings ( 10 ) of the ducts ( 4 ) and that said channel is rectilinear.
23 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the ducts ( 4 ) consist of a section that is roughly longitudinal ( 12 ) compared to the elongated body ( 17 ) of the adaptor ( 1 ) and a divergent proximal section ( 13 ).
24 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the ducts ( 4 ) have different diameters.
25 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the adaptor has a conical distal extremity ( 14 ).
26 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the adaptor comprises means of attachment to the introducer ( 16 ).
27 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that the adaptor includes a cylindrical elongated body ( 17 ).
28 . An introducer ( 16 ) with valve ( 15 ) according to claim 15 characterised by the fact that it has a flat centring valve able to cooperate with the distal end of the adaptor ( 1 ) to facilitate its insertion by centring it.Cited by (0)
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