Syringe hand grip adapter
OwnerDonald Russell Peterson, John W. Birk +1inventors
InventorsDonald Russell Peterson, John W. Birk, Simon Kudernatsch
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OwnerDonald Russell Peterson, John W. Birk +1inventors
InventorsDonald Russell Peterson, John W. Birk, Simon Kudernatsch
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A hand grip adapter for a syringe formed from a body having a first end wall and a second end wall with a support base therebetween. The support base includes a centrally disposed receptacle for receipt of a syringe flange. The first end wall formed perpendicular to the support base having a curvature outer surface to conform to the palm of an individual’s hand. The second end wall is formed parallel to the first end wall and includes four finger depressions wherein an individual can place their index, middle, ring, and little finger. At least one of the depressions includes a rim forming a circular opening for ease of grasping. The first side wall is configured to rest in the palm of an individual’s hand and said second end wall is configured to receive the finger tips from the individual’s hand with a syringe secured in the support base.
A hand grip adapter for a syringe, said syringe defined as a hollow cylindrical body having an outlet at one end and a laterally extending flange at the opposite end, a piston disposed within and adapted for reciprocal movement in the body, a shaft attached to the piston and extending outwardly of the body at the opposite end and operative to impart reciprocal movement to the piston, and a finger base extending from the shaft, the adapter comprising:
The hand grip adapter for a syringe according to claim 13 wherein said support base is autoclavable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.