Introduced in cutaneous translumina apparatus
OwnerJose Humberto Yatsuda MOROMIZATOinventor
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An apparatus (1), of the type used to achieve extra-body view of veins during medical-hospital procedures, more specifically, such apparatus is of the type constituted by a portable body (2), with base (3) and cover (4) duly fitted and affixed (5), conforming the internal space to hold an electronic circuit board(P) fed by electricity (cable) or battery (B), whilst one of its extremities provides at least two light rods (6), each of which is equipped with groups of three or more Leds (7) driven by a on/off switch (8), placed in one of the faces of the body (2); both the base (3) and the cover (4) provide, in one of the co-flat extremities between both, receptacles (3a) and (4a) which constitute cylindrical berths (B), provided with holders (10) for axial laying of each of the terminals (11) of each corresponding light rod (6), which are able to rotate up to 90 degrees, axial and angularly (α), in each of the berths (BE); the improvements introduced in the translumina apparatus (1) were especially developed for use in members of reduced diameter (M) such as low weight newly borns, children up to 7 kilograms, preferably and also small size animals, since the angular and independent adjustment (α) of each lighting head (6) allows the professional to adjust the light flows of the Leds (7) to any diameter of member (M).
An apparatus for the exterior viewing of the blood vessels, including the veins and arteries of a person during medical-hospital procedures, said apparatus comprising:
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