Port Identification Insert and Methods
AssigneeBard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.
InventorBryon Ray Densley
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AssigneeBard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.
InventorBryon Ray Densley
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Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a subcutaneous access port including an identification insert, or marker, visible under medical imaging. An outer perimeter of the marker can define an alphanumeric symbol to indicate a property of the port, further the marker can indicate a location or orientation of the port. The marker can be received within a recess, a shape of the recess is configured to receive the marker in a first orientation. In an embodiment, the shape of the marker and recess is configured to prevent the marker from engaging the recess in a second orientation. This can prevent the port from being assembled if the marker is coupled with the port incorrectly. The port can further include a cover plate to secure the marker within the recess. A bottom surface of the cover plate can align with the bottom surface of the port when engaged therewith.
A subcutaneous access port, comprising:
A method of manufacturing a subcutaneous access port, comprising:
The method according to claim to 14, wherein the radiopaque marker defines a first transverse height and the first recess defines a first transverse depth equal to the first transverse height of the radiopaque marker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.