Adjustable medical device stabilizer systems and methods of use thereof

A stabilizer for securing a medical device to a patient, the stabilizer comprising:

• a bottom surface extending between first and second ends;
• a first top surface pivotally coupled to and extending from the bottom surface first end at a first angle to an apex of the stabilizer;
• a second top surface pivotally coupled to the first top surface and extending from the apex towards the bottom surface second end at a second angle, the bottom surface configured to be affixed to a skin of the patient such that the first top surface is adjacent to an insertion site of the patient;
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• a channel extending at least partially along the first and/or second top surfaces between the bottom surface first and second ends, the channel sized and shaped to receive the medical device therein,
• wherein the first and second top surfaces are mutually configured to selectively adjust the second angle to thereby modify the first angle to an angle corresponding with an insertion angle of the medical device at the insertion site.

A stabilizer for securing a medical device to a patient, the stabilizer comprising:

• a first top surface pivotally coupled to and extending from a first end of a bottom surface of the stabilizer at a first angle to an apex of the stabilizer;
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• a second top surface pivotally coupled to the first top surface and extending from the apex of the stabilizer towards a second end of the bottom surface at a second angle, the stabilizer configured to be affixed to a skin of the patient such that the first top surface is adjacent to an insertion site of the patient,
• wherein the first and second top surfaces are mutually configured to selectively adjust the second angle to thereby modify the first angle to an angle corresponding with an insertion angle of the medical device at the insertion site, and
• wherein the bottom surface and the second top surface together comprise a movable coupling which permits selective adjustment of the second angle.