Infusion site interfaces and insertion devices for infusion site interfaces
AssigneeRoche Diabetes Care, Inc.
InventorsAllen John Pearson, James Terence Collins, Neil Alexander Pryor
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AssigneeRoche Diabetes Care, Inc.
InventorsAllen John Pearson, James Terence Collins, Neil Alexander Pryor
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A device for inserting an infusion cannula, or sensor, into a patient is presented. The device comprises an insertion needle removable within the infusion cannula, a handle connected to the insertion needle, and a needle cover. The needle cover pivotably mounted on the handle is rotatably movable between a first position, i.e., the front of the insertion needle is in the needle cover, and a second position, i.e., the front is exposed. An infusion site interface comprises a body mounted on a pad attached to the patient; an infusion cannula for inserting into the patient that is connected to the body; a cavity within the body fluidly connected to the cannula; and a septum that seals closed the cavity. The septum is penetrable by an insertion needle in the infusion cannula and by a hollow needle of an infusion tubing connector coupled to the infusion site interface.
An infusion site interface, the infusion site interface comprising:
An infusion site interface, the infusion site interface comprising:
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