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US 12,741,118 B2Granted
Carrying and storage case for external catheter system
AssigneeC. R. Bard, Inc.
InventorsKyle Daw, Shahab Siddiqui
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Abstract
A case for a catheter system is disclosed, the case including a case body including a first side coupled to a second side. The case can include padding with a plurality of cavities to receive components of the catheter system and a strap to secure components of the catheter system to an interior of the case body. The case can further include one or more clips affixed to an interior wall of the first side or the second side of the case body. The one or more clips can be configured to secure additional catheter tubing or an external catheter to the interior wall of case body.
Claims10
An external catheter system, comprising:
- a pump including a pump base defining a canister-receiving portion;
- a canister received in the pump base and detachably coupled to the pump;
- an external catheter;
- catheter tubing extending between the external catheter and the canister;
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- a carrying case having a first side and a second side, wherein the first side is hingedly connected to the second side by a binding, the carrying case comprising:
- first padding in the first side of the carrying case, the first padding including a first cavity shaped to receive a first volume of the pump and the canister received in the pump base;
- second padding in the second side of the carrying case, the second padding including a second cavity shaped to receive a second volume of the pump and the canister received in the pump base, wherein the first padding contacts the second padding across the binding to secure the pump and the canister within a recess formed by the first cavity and the second cavity in a closed state of the carrying case;
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- a first aperture through an outer surface, the first aperture connecting to a tubing channel through the first padding or the second padding, the tubing channel configured to receive the catheter tubing when the carrying case is in the closed state.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.