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US 2013/0211383 A1Published application
Neural injection system and related methods
AssigneeCustom Medical Applications, Inc.
InventorN. Sandor Racz
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Abstract
A novel neural injection system and related methods are herein disclosed. Various embodiments of an embodiment of a neural injection system of the present invention provide for at least one benefit of enhanced injection characteristics, increased operational efficiency, reduced cost per unit, reduced incidence of injury through intraneural/intravascular injection, reduced incidence of injury through pricking/piercing, and/or the like.
Claims16
A method for administering a medicament to a patient comprising the steps of:
- locating a site for injection;
- inserting at least a portion of a neural injection system comprising
- an at least partially hollow cannula being defined by a first inside diameter, a first outside diameter, and a first length, and a side port located coaxially along the cannula for fluid communication from inside said at least partially hollow cannula to outside said at least partially cannula;
- wherein said cannula has an open distal end;
- wherein the cannula is used as an introducer for access across a tissue of a patient;
- and
- a stylet, wherein the stylet is capable of being releasably locked in a first position within said cannula;
- and
- injecting the medicament into the patient.
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A neural injection system comprising:
- an at least partially hollow cannula being defined by a first inside diameter, a first outside diameter, and a first length, and a side port located coaxially along the cannula for fluid communication from inside said at least partially hollow cannula to outside said at least partially cannula;
- wherein said cannula has an open distal end;
- wherein the cannula is used as an introducer for access across a tissue of a patient;
- and
- a stylet, wherein the stylet is capable of being releasably locked in a first position within said cannula.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.