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US 2016/0106579 A1Published application
Infusion device and method
OwnerEdwin Ryaninventor
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Abstract
An ophthalmic infusion support and associated methods are shown. Example infusion support devices include a base unit, a fixation device coupled to the bottom surface of the base unit, and an infusion tube holding device configured to hold a loop of an infusion tube an angle projecting upward from the patient.
Claims25
An ophthalmic infusion support, comprising:
- a base unit having a bottom surface and a top surface;
- a fixation device coupled to the bottom surface of the base unit to attach to a patient;
- and
- an infusion tube holding device coupled to the top surface of the base unit, wherein the infusion tube holding device is configured to hold a loop of an infusion tube an angle projecting upward from the patient.
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An ophthalmic infusion support, comprising:
- a base unit having a bottom surface and a top surface;
- a fixation device coupled to the bottom surface of the base unit to attach to a patient;
- and
- a pair of infusion tube holding devices coupled to the top surface of the base unit, wherein the pair of infusion tube holding devices are configured to hold a portion of an infusion tube in a loop that projects upward from the patient.
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A method, comprising:
- inserting a cannula into a patient's eye;
- coupling an infusion tube to the cannula;
- forming a loop with the infusion tube that projects upward from the patient at an angle;
- fixing an ophthalmic infusion support to the patient;
- and
- coupling the infusion tube to an ophthalmic infusion support that holds the infusion tube at the angle.
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An ophthalmic infusion support, comprising:
- a base unit;
- a fixation device coupled to a bottom surface of the base unit to attach to a patient;
- and
- an infusion tube holding device coupled to the base unit at an angle, wherein the infusion tube holding device is configured to hold a loop of an infusion tube an angle projecting upward from the patient.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.