Check valve for infusion and transfusion apparatus
AssigneeTranscodan Sven Husted-Andersen
InventorHans J. Forberg
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AssigneeTranscodan Sven Husted-Andersen
InventorHans J. Forberg
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The check valve for infusion and transfusion apparatus comprises a hollow cylindrical member of elastic material which has an open end for the inflow of fluid and an opposite closed end. The hollow cylindrical member has a side wall with an incision in a portion thereof which extends into the hollow interior and provides a flow passage in a direction from the hollow interior outwardly of the cylindrical member. The cylindrical member advantageously has a flange at its entrance end which provides a means for mounting and supporting the valve member. The valve member may be disposed between two connected parts of a housing so that the flange is compressed therebetween and held in position. The construction is usable in a valve housing of a flexible line if the housing includes two interconnected parts which are assembled so as to hold the flange portion of the valve member therebetween. The part in question advantageously includes a flexible line which has a Y or similar connection or it may be arranged in a straight valve housing connection which for example may provide a cannula holder or a connection to the lower end of a drip chamber for example.
A check valve for infusion and transfusion apparatus, comprising a one piece hollow cylindrical member of elastic material defining a cylindrical hollow interior and having an open top end for the inflow of fluid and an opposite closed bottom portion, said bottom portion having a top surface in the hollow interior, said cylindrical member also having a side wall with cylindrical inner and outer surfaces and a planar incision extending into the hollow interior through the cylindrical inner and outer surfaces, up to a line which is tangent with the cylindrical inner surface, said incision providing a flow passage in a direction from the hollow interior outwardly, said planar incision lying in a plane closely adjacent and above the top surface of the bottom portion.
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