Inverted cannula for use in reconstituting dry material in syringes
OwnerJames Talton, James Kirkinventors
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The present disclosure relates to a device (such as, e.g., a syringe) for reconstituting a material to be reconstituted, comprising (a) a first structure having at least one first inner portion configured to receive at least a portion of a material to be reconstituted, comprising a first proximal opening and a first distal opening, wherein the first distal opening has a first mating structure, and a first movable member selectively inserted into said first inner portion to urge out the material to be reconstituted, (b) a second structure having at least one second inner portion configured to receive at least a portion of a reconstituting material, comprising a second proximal opening and a second distal opening, wherein the second distal opening has a second mating structure, and a second movable member selectively inserted into said second inner portion to urge out the reconstituting material, and (c) a connector device, comprising a first mating portion configured to mate with the first mating structure, a second mating portion configured to mate with the second mating structure, and a lumen extending between the first and second mating portions and configured to permit communication between the materials in said first and second structures. The disclosure further relates to methods for reconstituting a material to be reconstituted.
A device for reconstituting a material to be reconstituted, comprising:
A method of reconstituting a material to be reconstituted, comprising:
A method of reconstituting a material to be reconstituted, comprising:
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