Body fluid regulating apparatus
AssigneeResQ Medical Ltd.
InventorsAli Mafra, Michael Stark, Itamar Dech, Ammon Welcheselbaum
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Abstract
A body fluid regulating apparatus includes an inner tube disposed inside an outer tube with a gap between the inner and outer tubes, the inner tube being formed with apertures that are larger in size than apertures formed in the outer tube. A fluid adaptor is sealingly coupled to a proximal portion of the inner tube. The fluid adaptor includes a vacuum port adapted to be coupled to a vacuum source for creating a negative pressure in the inner tube. The outer tube is adapted for uterine tissue to press thereagainst. An inflatable plug is disposed on the outer tube.
Claims16
A body fluid regulating apparatus comprising:
- an inner tube disposed inside an outer tube with a gap between said inner and outer tubes, said inner tube being formed with apertures that are larger in size than apertures formed in said outer tube;
- a fluid adaptor sealingly coupled to a proximal portion of said inner tube, said fluid adaptor comprising a vacuum port adapted to be coupled to a vacuum source for creating a negative pressure in said inner tube, wherein said outer tube is adapted for uterine tissue to press thereagainst;
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- an inflatable plug disposed on said outer tube.
An apparatus comprising:
- a shaft;
- grasping members arranged to protrude outwards of a distal portion of said shaft, each of said grasping members being formed with a hollow lumen through which a drug is flowable;
- an actuator coupled to said grasping members for controlling movement of said grasping members;
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- an inflatable plug disposed on a proximal portion of said shaft.
A body fluid regulating apparatus comprising:
- two or more forceps arms, each of said forceps arms comprising vacuum ports adapted to be coupled to a vacuum source, said forceps arms being coupled to a trigger mechanism for moving said forceps arms radially inwards and outwards, each of said forceps arms comprising grasping members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.