Reusable bottle cap for negative pressure wound therapy
OwnerJonathan HAAR, Bruce HOFFMANinventors
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Abstract
A cap configured to be removably coupled with a receptacle for performing negative pressure wound therapy for a patient. The cap comprises a base section configured to be fluidly coupled with both a negative pressure source and a wound of the patient. The cap further comprises a coupling section extending from the base section, with the coupling section being configured to engage with a mouth of the receptacle. The cap includes an injection conduit extending beyond the coupling section, such that when the cap is mounted on the receptacle, the injection conduit is configured to be positioned within an interior of the receptacle.
Claims20
A cap configured to be removably coupled with a receptacle for performing negative pressure wound therapy for a patient, wherein said cap comprises:
- a base section configured to be fluidly coupled with both a negative pressure source and a wound of the patient;
- a coupling section extending from the base section, wherein the coupling section is configured to engage with a mouth of the receptacle,
- wherein the cap includes an injection conduit extending beyond the coupling section, such that when the cap is mounted on the receptacle the injection conduit is configured to be positioned within an interior of the receptacle.
A system for performing negative pressure wound therapy for a patient, wherein said system comprises:
- a negative pressure source;
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- a cap, wherein the cap comprises—
- a base section configured to be fluidly coupled with both the negative pressure source and a wound of the patient;
- a coupling section extending from the base section, wherein the coupling section is configured to engage with a mouth of a receptacle,
- wherein the cap includes an injection conduit extending beyond the coupling section, such that when the cap is mounted on the receptacle the injection conduit is configured to be positioned within an interior of the receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.