Plaster which is intended to hold a cannula in place

Abstract

Abstract A plaster 10 which is intended to hold in place a cannula 3, preferably with its tip on a needle which is inserted into a vein, which cannula exhibits the needle, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, one or more connecting member(s) 4, 5 which is/are intended for the transport of liquid through the cannula and the needle and which is/are preferably of the type in which the connecting member is designed as, or interacts with, a plate. The plaster 10 is designed with a central zone which is not coated with an adhesive layer or material. Two first parts, and two second parts, respectively, extend in different directions from the central zone. The first parts 10b, 10b' are arranged at the connecting members. The second parts 10c, 10c' are arranged adjacent to or nearly over, the needle. The first parts are separated by an indentation 10d which is located in the central zone. <IMAGE>

Inventors

• 👤 Harry Karlsson
• 👤 Britt Linden

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