US2014114284A1PendingUtilityA1
Integrated syringe device with self-capping connector
Est. expiryFeb 17, 2031(~4.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:David T. RoweRodney W. DenlingerJoel RosenblattNisha GuptaJoseph A. RunkleJeffrey VitulloPhilip SchmidtWilliam J. Vojtasek
A61M 5/347A61M 2005/3126A61M 5/31533A61M 2005/31516A61M 5/31511A61M 39/20A61M 5/3134
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Abstract
An embodiment in accordance with the present invention provides an integrated syringe-device which can store a volume of fluid for infusion, can connect via an air-tight connector to another device (such as a luer connector), can flush fluid through the connector into the other device, and can deliver a cap that forms an air-tight closure to the device connector.
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1 . A method for locking an indwelling medical device comprising:
pulling a plunger back from a distal most position within a barrel of a syringe to a proximal position within the barrel of the syringe to transfer lock solution from a reservoir within the plunger to the barrel of the syringe; depressing the plunger to a first predetermined point within the barrel of the syringe to purge air from the syringe barrel; coupling the syringe to the indwelling medical device via an end cap disposed at a distal end of the syringe; depressing the plunger to a second predetermined point within the barrel of the syringe to flush the lock solution into the indwelling medical device; and disengaging the syringe from the end cap such that the end cap remains coupled to the catheter.
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