High flux threaded needle
OwnerBeat Von Albertiniinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is a needle for injecting or removing liquid from a body comprising a trocar having a sharpened end disposed within a generally conically shaped cannula, with the trocar sharpened end extending past the end of the cannula. The cannula may have threads on its end to facilitate insertion. The trocar is removable from the cannula.
Claims20
A needle for use in the removal of body fluids and the injection of liquids into the body, said needle being characterized by having a rapid liquid flow rate, comprising:
- puncturing means for puncturing a hole in a body, said puncturing means having a point on one end thereof;
- tube means substantially surrounding and removably attached to said puncturing means so that said point extends past the end of said tube means, said tube means having an increasing internal diameter from the end near said point to the end distant therefrom;
- removal means for removing said puncturing means from said tube means through the end thereof distant from said point;
- whereby said puncturing means is adapted to puncture a hole in a body, said tube means is adapted to be inserted in said hole following said puncturing means therein, said puncturing means being removably attached to said tube means such that when said puncturing means is removed from said body said tube means having an increasing internal diameter is provided for the rapid injection of fluids into the body or withdrawal of fluids therefrom.
A needle for use in the removal of body fluids and injection of liquids therein characterized by having a high volume liquid flow rate therethrough comprising:
- a trocar having a first end comprising a sharpened point thereon and a middle portion and a second end comprising a gripping means;
- a cannula disposed about said trocar, said cannula having:
- a first end being positioned so that said sharpened point of said trocar extends beyond said first end of said cannula;
- externally disposed threads near said first end for threading said cannula into body tissue thereby causing minimal tearing of said tissue;
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- a second end adjacent said trocar gripping means;
- a coupling means for reversibly coupling said cannula to said trocar such that said trocar can be removed therefrom;
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- an internal diameter of increasing size from said first end to said second end;
- whereby said trocar can be removed from said cannula after insertion of said cannula into a body thereby creating an enlarged pathway through said cannula for rapid fluid flow therethrough.
A needle for use in the removal of body fluids and injection of liquids therein characterized by having a high volume liquid flow rate therethrough comprising:
- a trocar having a pointed first end, an externally threaded central portion and a gripping means on a second end;
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- a cannula comprising:
- a first end and second end, said cannula being disposed about said trocar so that said point extends beyond said first end of said cannula;
- an externally threaded portion on said first end so that said first end can be threaded into a patient's skin and blood vessel with minimal trauma thereto;
- an internally threaded portion between said first and second ends adapted to mate with said externally threaded portion of said trocar whereby said trocar is removably attached to said second member by said internally threaded portion;
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- a gripping means to facilitate the threading of said cannula into and out of said skin and blood vessel;
- whereby said needle can be inserted into a blood vessel up to said sharpened point of said trocar, said cannula can be screwed into said blood vessel and said first member can be removed from said cannula thereby creating an enlarged conduit for the passage of fluid therethrough.
A hypodermic needle conically shaped along at least one portion of its length comprising a sharpened beveled end, a threaded portion thereabove for threading said needle into a patient, an internal diameter of increasing size from said beveled end to the other end thereof, and an attachment means for attaching said needle to a receptacle or source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.