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US4905682A Expired / Lapsed US ⏱️ 0.0 years remaining

Procedure and facilities for the prolonged blood-letting on animals

Assignee: Plastik fur Die Medizin GmbH
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Filing: 1988-04-18
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Granted: 1990-03-06
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Expires: 2008-04-18
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Abstract

Abstract In a method for permanent blood removal from animals, especially small animals, a catheter is inserted into the blood-stream of the animal and a small extraction device is implanted under and/or on the skin, from which small extraction device blood is removed by means of a syringe/needle and/or through which prolonged intravenous perfusion and/or a repeatable injection is effected. The implantable extraction device with catheter is formed of a bowl-shaped housing with at least one outer fixing rim with holes, a catheter connected thereto and at least one pierceable membrane closing the small-volume bowl chamber.

Inventors

  • 👤 David Khayat

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-24 19:55
CPC Classifications
A; A61; A61M; A61M39/00; A61M39/02; A61M39/0208

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim 181 words
An implantable extraction device with a catheter for permanent blood sampling of animals particularly small animals, whereby the catheter is introduced into the animal blood stream and a small chamber of the device is implanted underneath the animals skin, from which by means of a canula or needle blood is removed or through which a protracted intravenous infusion or a repeated injection may be made, containing: (a) a bowl shaped housing for the chamber, (b) one pierceable membrane sealing the chamber on one side of the said housing, (c) a catheter fixed to a connection of the said housing, (d) an upper and a lower fixing rim on the housing with holes for optional fixing of the device to the animals skin or to the animals muscles, (e) a second pierceable membrane positioned in the chamber dividing the chamber into a smaller chamber connected with the catheter, the two pierceable membranes being disposed at an angle one to the other, and (f) a bent cannula or needle is fixed in position through in such a manner that it cannot be retracted.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 181 words
An implantable extraction device with a catheter for permanent blood sampling of animals particularly small animals, whereby the catheter is introduced into the animal blood stream and a small chamber of the device is implanted underneath the animals skin, from which by means of a canula or needle blood is removed or through which a protracted intravenous infusion or a repeated injection may be made, containing: (a) a bowl shaped housing for the chamber, (b) one pierceable membrane sealing the chamber on one side of the said housing, (c) a catheter fixed to a connection of the said housing, (d) an upper and a lower fixing rim on the housing with holes for optional fixing of the device to the animals skin or to the animals muscles, (e) a second pierceable membrane positioned in the chamber dividing the chamber into a smaller chamber connected with the catheter, the two pierceable membranes being disposed at an angle one to the other, and (f) a bent cannula or needle is fixed in position through in such a manner that it cannot be retracted.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 19 words
An extraction device as claimed in claim 1 formed from at least two parts, its parts being adhered together.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 35 words
An extraction device as claimed in claim 1 wherein the second membrane is disposed such as to define a lower chamber, and a catheter passes directly out of the lower chamber through the catheter connection.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 30 words
An extraction device as claimed in claim 1 wherein the housing and the catheter are made of a plastic material suitable for implantation and the pierceable membranes are of silicon.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 184 words
An implantable extraction device with a catheter for permanent blood sampling of animals particularly small animals, whereby the catheter is introduced into the animal blood stream and a small chamber of the device is implanted underneath the animals skin, from which by means of a canula or needle blood is removed or through which a protracted intravenous infusion or a repeated injection may be made, containing: (a) a bowl shaped housing for the chamber, (b) one pierceable membrane sealing the chamber on one side of the said housing, (c) a catheter fixed to a connection of the said housing, (d) an upper and a lower fixing rim on the housing with holes for optional fixing of the device to the animals skin or to the animals muscles, the lower fixing ring being circular in shape and the upper fixing ring being oval in shape, and (e) a second pierceable membrane positioned in the chamber dividing the chamber into a smaller chamber connected with the catheter, and the first membrane being arranged under the upper fixing ring and above the second membrane in the housing.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 184 words
An implantable extraction device with a catheter for permanent blood sampling of animals particularly small animals, whereby the catheter is introduced into the animal blood stream and a small chamber of the device is implanted underneath the animals skin, from which by means of a canula or needle blood is removed or through which a protracted intravenous infusion or a repeated injection may be made, containing: (a) a bowl shaped housing for the chamber, (b) one pierceable membrane sealing the chamber on one side of the said housing, (c) a catheter fixed to a connection of the said housing, (d) an upper and a lower fixing rim on the housing with holes for optional fixing of the device to the animals skin or to the animals muscles, the lower fixing ring being circular in shape and the upper fixing ring being oval in shape, and (e) a second pierceable membrane positioned in the chamber dividing the chamber into a smaller chamber connected with the catheter, and the first membrane being arranged under the upper fixing ring and above the second membrane in the housing.

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